They can anticipate what the other is going to do by figuring what they themselves would do.
They can anticipate what the other is going to do by figuring what they themselves would do.
A cell phone-sized, wireless near-infrared device is as reliable as the current “gold standard” invasive tests in determining bladder disease, according to a study by researchers at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver Coastal Health and the Child & Family Research Institute (CFRI).
Media and the public are invited to join more than 3,000 alumni who will return to campus for UBC’s annual Alumni Weekend on Saturday, May 28 (tomorrow).
Researchers from UBC’s Faculties of Medicine, Science and Dentistry are leading a $4.7 million pan-Canadian clinical trial aimed at improving outcomes for patients undergoing surgery for oral squamous cell cancers.
Recent UBC Media Releases May 25: UBC grads don cap and gown for week of Vancouver campus ceremonies May 24: Happy guys finish last, says new study on sexual attractiveness Upcoming Event Highlights May 27-29: Engineering Alumni Weekend May 27: CTLT Showcase 4: TLEF Poster Presentations May 28: Vibrant Sustainable Communities: Towards a Smart Future [...]
The Staff Pension Plan Pension Fair will have information booths and opportunities to learn more about the Staff Pension Plan as well as UBC Human Resource’s Retirement and Survivor Benefits. The following groups will be in attendance: Service Canada Canada Revenue Agency UBC IMANT UBC Continuing Studies (Seniors and Community Programs, Life and Career Programs) [...]
Advance screening of Raising Big Blue, a documentary about the blue whale skeleton at UBC’s Beaty Biodiversity Museum and preview of the museum’s summer public programs
Two UBC students were recognized by the Health Council of Canada for their winning entry in the Health Innovation Award contest, highlighting best practices in Canadian health care. Allison Mariko Nakanishi, an MD student, and Frank Ka-Shing Leung, a graduating student from the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, were awarded first place in the team category for their [...]
Kelly Ann Lefaivre, an assistant professor in the Dept. of Orthopaedics, has been selected as the North American Travelling Fellow by the Canadian Orthopaedic Association (COA). Lefaivre, who graduated with an MD from UBC in 2002, will represent the COA during the five-week tour of orthopaedic centres in the U.S. and Canada, beginning in October. Her research [...]
Guided by graduate students at UBC’s Life Sciences Institute (LSI), a group of 26 high school students from Bella Bella Community School in BC’s central coast will use basic scientific techniques to examine evidence and finger the killer, CSI-style.
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