Starting kindergarten? Expert tips for a smooth school transition
Research shows kindergarten readiness shapes learning years later. UBC early-childhood development expert Dr. Magdalena Janus shares tips for making the transition as easy as 1-2-3.
Dr. Curtis Huttenhower
Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair of Canada in Microbiome Sciences
Dr. Huttenhower is a global leader in using computational approaches to understand microbial communities and translate insights about the microbiome into new ways to improve human health.
Dr. Brian Kuhlman
Eddie Goldenberg Distinguished Research Chair of Canada in Computational Protein Design
Dr. Kuhlman is an internationally recognized expert in designing proteins with novel structures and functions, with applications ranging from therapeutics and vaccines to diagnostics.
Three UBC Medicine researchers elected as 2026 Fellows of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
Drs. Mariana Brussoni, David Granville and Aly Karsan are among 59 new Fellows.
mRNA cancer vaccines are coming. What are they and how could they transform cancer treatment?
Canada’s mRNA vaccine pioneer Dr. Pieter Cullis breaks down how cancer vaccines work and what they could mean for the future of cancer care.
UBC Medicine researchers awarded CFI funding to advance research innovation
The new funding will support key areas of research including children’s precision medicine, family planning, brain health and more.
UBC Medicine researchers partnering with communities to accelerate local impact
Collaborative projects will strengthen youth mentorship, supports for children with disabilities, injury prevention and more.
UBC medical student Stephanie Quon honoured with 2026 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Award
She is recognized for community leadership and advancing accessibility and equity in health care.
UBC Medicine researchers awarded more than $39 million in CIHR funding
New funding for 42 projects will advance research in climate resilience, cancer, AI-enabled care and more.
Strengthening youth sexual health services in B.C.
New report by UBC researchers explores what youth say they need from sexual health care, and how services can better meet their needs.