Artificial intelligence Can AI teach a tractor to think? In UM's new video series, Up Close, researcher Jay Wang shows us the game-changing tech he's developing for Manitoba farmers.
Commentary B.C.’s militarized wolf cull is a misguided approach to a complex issue As written in The Conversation.
Health and wellness Seeing themselves in health care A partnership between the Rady Faculty and local schools gives Indigenous students hands-on exposure to opportunities in the health professions.
Awards Bridging the Gap in Type 1 Diabetes Research University of Manitoba researcher Dr. Nayara Rampazzo Morelli is pioneering new treatments that could delay the onset of Type 1 Diabetes.
Research Potential new MS treatment may restore brain function A UM research team led by Dr. Soheila Karimi has found that the protein neuregulin-1 can halt multiple sclerosis in mice.
Research Exploring AI in legal spaces Dr. Katie Szilagyi’s new book investigates what’s at stake when AI takes legal decision-making out of human hands
Research What happens in a dry lab? Two pharmacy students discovered the answer through summer research projects in HIV prevention and pharmacogenetics.
Global Health Social work researchers receive $700,000 in CIHR funding UM researchers will focus on the aging 2SLGBTQIA+ population and health in Canada.
Awards Seven UM researchers recognized by the Royal Society of Canada Public health and Indigenous storytelling among impacts recognized.
Indigenous Miskwaagamiiwi-ziibi (Red River) Water Walk reflects responsible, respectful and reciprocal relationship with water All are invited to join the walk, offering their prayers, songs and hopes for the water’s healing as they walk.
Postdoctoral Meet the 2026 Three Minute Postdoc (3MP) challengers Big ideas take centre stage on September 18 at the fourth annual Three Minute Postdoctoral Competition (3MP).
Awards Dr. Shelley Zieroth among 2026 most powerful women in Canada UM professor is leading the way in cardiovascular medicine research.
Commentary Grieving lost body function: What psychology teaches us about our chronic illness journeys As written in The Conversation
Research National recognition for Biosystems Engineering excellence University of Manitoba faculty and students pick up top awards
Awards Growing food, growing health and growing communities Meet Dr. Ruchira Nandasiri and how he is making healthy communities.
Research Rady Faculty researchers receive more than $6.7 million in CIHR funding Studies will shine light on areas such as Métis men’s health, arthritis and Alzheimer’s.
Rady UM Magazine A northern calling Alum Dr. James Irvine champions better health outcomes for northern and rural communities.
Rady UM Magazine The safety check Dr. Payam Peymani investigates the safety and effectiveness of medications beyond clinical trials, using real-world data to inform patient care.