The University of Manitoba (UM) and the Arctic Research Foundation (ARF) are launching the next phase of a January 2026 feasibility study.
Freshwaters are at an ecological tipping point
Science Rendezvous: Free, open-to-the-public, and inclusive science and engineering festival
Internal medicine researcher receives three-year funding from Arthritis Society Canada.
Practical guide to seeks to clarify concepts of NIAC to apply International Humanitarian Law
Student poster competition, faculty research and Indigenous keynote highlight Research Day.
Journal launch celebrates partnership and demonstrates possibilities of open-access publishing
Guide fills gap in resources for junior prosecutors, law students and more
Researchers will test aspirin and hormone replacement therapy
Souradet Shaw’s research examines public health data to understand how inequities shape the spread of infectious diseases.
He chronicles his journey working with Indigenous peoples in Canada and around the world.
First-year MFA students present work shaped through experimentation, research, and unfolding inquiry
Artificial intelligence and vaping among research topics.
$15 million investment will keep research at the cutting-edge.
Dr. Britt Drögemöller is working on a blood test to predict hearing loss caused by a chemotherapy drug called cisplatin.
Meet College of Rehabilitation Sciences alum Cherie Murie.
Cooking historical recipes offers an unexpected entry point into the past.
Rady Faculty hosts first French Bilingual Community of Practice at UM Bannatyne campus.
The University of Manitoba is thrilled to announce the 2026 Ma thèse en 180 secondes (MT180) competition.
Discover the innovative research of our 3MT finalists ahead of the Final Competition on April 6.