FROM MOLECULES TO BIODIVERSITY
By 2019 Wall Scholar Curtis Suttle, a Professor and Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada at the University of British Columbia, where he shares an office with billions of viruses.
The novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, is just the latest in what seems to be a never-ending war against the spread of viral diseases; Measles, Influenza, HIV,…
This article is originally from the Hakai Institute—a set of interlocking programs that blend technology and science to better understand the coastal margin of British Columbia and beyond. Read more stories like this at …
My lab employs population genomic approaches, computational methods, and field and greenhouse studies to study plant adaptation and speciation. We are especially interested in how gene flow, both within and between species, influences these…
The UBC Bioimaging Facility is a multi-user microscopy facility that is open to everyone and provides both training and service. The facility has been known as the most comprehensive biological imaging facility in Western Canada. We are located…
The purpose of this course is to introduce graduate students to professional scientific communication skills. Students will give and receive feedback on presentations, while learning how to build sound scientific argument, preparing visual aids, and conveying scientific information to diverse audiences. The course is designed to improve verbal…