Science and technology What does Indigenous storytelling say about the moon? We asked alum Rockford McKay, who’s partnering with UM to inform lunar navigation.
Media release UM researchers partner with Taumedis to develop breakthrough cancer imaging technology New imaging technology could address longstanding challenges with early breast cancer detection 28.04.2026
Science and technology The biggest science and engineering festival in Manitoba is back! Science Rendezvous: Free, open-to-the-public, and inclusive science and engineering festival
Centres and institutes UM facilities used by mining companies, battery researchers and food scientists $15 million investment will keep research at the cutting-edge.
Co-op Science Co-op Student of the Year Award Science Co-op recognizes co-recipients of the Science Co-op Student of the Year Award: Deborah Owoyemi and Rudra Patel.
Health and wellness Flu fighter How a chance game of shinny paved the way to a major drug discovery and a $9-billion payday.
Wellness How well do children understand AI? New research from UM investigates AI literacy and safety for children.
Science and technology UM physicists shaping the world's next supercollider - and the future of medical technology Advances could shrink medical imaging and advance precision agriculture.
Science and technology That feeling in your gut? It’s molecular crossbows firing! UM researchers are studying the mechanism of how Gram-negative bacteria use the T6SS as a weapon.
Science and technology Researchers discover true scale of a powerful nearby supernova How an infant star solved the mystery of the Vela Jr supernova remnant.
Science and technology UM breaks ground on PRAIRIE Biologics Accelerator to strengthen pandemic preparedness The new 21,000 sq ft facility will advance vaccine research and biomanufacturing.
Science and technology Innovation Success: UM-backed tech promises early diagnosis of chronic kidney disease New funding for accessible tools announced earlier this year.
Water and food security UM-led research paves way for climate adaptive food systems for Indigenous and marginalized groups $1.5 million grant to improve access to traditional foods and mitigate climate-related risks to food security, human health and living standards.
2SLGBTQIA+ From theoretical computer science to challenges as a 2SLGBTQIA+ researcher A day with Dr. Avery Miller