Strategy 9 – Knowledge Exchange

Allard Research Commons celebrates one million downloads

Allard Research Commons celebrates one million downloads

Visit https://allard.ubc.ca/about-us/news-and-announcements/2025/allard-research-commons-celebrates-one-million-downloads to read the story.

UBC Okanagan partnerships fuel energy efficiency research for BC and beyond

UBC Okanagan partnerships fuel energy efficiency research for BC and beyond

Please visit https://news.ok.ubc.ca/2024/12/17/ubc-okanagan-partnerships-fuel-energy-efficiency-research-for-bc-and-beyond/ to read the story.

Fuelling the future of transit needs exact change

Fuelling the future of transit needs exact change

Please visit https://news.ok.ubc.ca/2024/11/25/fuelling-the-future-of-transit-needs-exact-change/ to read the story.

The resilient brain: a journey from birth to old age

The resilient brain: a journey from birth to old age

Please read the full story at https://pathwaysmagazine.med.ubc.ca/2024-interactive-explainer/

A flood of trouble

A flood of trouble

Please visit https://forestry.ubc.ca/news/a-flood-of-trouble/ to view the story

The carbon costs of the construction industry

The carbon costs of the construction industry

Please visit https://news.ok.ubc.ca/2024/07/22/the-carbon-costs-of-the-construction-industry/ to read the story.

Propelling artificial intelligence to new heights

Propelling artificial intelligence to new heights

A two-metre long, helicopter-style drone thunders over the Gulf of St. Lawrence, equipped with two powerful sensors that surveil the glistening surface below. As a pod of North Atlantic right whales swim just below the surface, the sensors instantly capture images of the majestic sight in precise detail. Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine […]

UBC Library spotlighting Indigenous topics in open education

UBC Library spotlighting Indigenous topics in open education

This year’s theme for Open Access Week (Oct 23 – 29, 2023) is an invitation to collaborate, as individuals and institutions around the world are asked to examine current approaches to open scholarship and discuss what is working, and what need to be revised, revived or replaced. Open access can pave the way for more […]

UBCO researchers hope to prevent catastrophes with next-generation sensors

UBCO researchers hope to prevent catastrophes with next-generation sensors

As the wind and rain pound the blades of a wind turbine, UBC Okanagan researchers carefully monitor screens, hundreds of kilometres away analyzing if the blade’s coatings can withstand the onslaught. While this was only a test in a lab, the researchers are working to improve the way structures such as turbines, helicopter propellers and […]

Arts Perspectives on AI: Fearing (your own) language in the age of artificial intelligence

Arts Perspectives on AI: Fearing (your own) language in the age of artificial intelligence

Please visit https://www.arts.ubc.ca/news/arts-perspectives-on-ai-fearing-your-own-language-in-the-age-of-artificial-intelligence/ to read the story.