Science and technology Undergrad engineering student explores next-generation breast cancer screening technology Nolan Card reflects on spending his summer in the lab and the importance of research.
Research Better treatment for brain injury Dr. Frederick Zeiler is using elements of neuroscience, engineering and computer science to better understand the brain.
Society and culture Should businesses team up to build a better society? Asper professor Sean Buchanan researches how trade associations can break through and make a real mark.
Research From farm fields to future technologies Biosystems engineer Uduak Edet seeks to advance smarter, more efficient agricultural machinery.
Teaching and learning Kiskenimisowin Nikaniwi prepares future Indigenous physicians Ongomiizwin’s inaugural summer program supports Indigenous medical students through clinical placements, cultural learning and leadership development.
Research Kitchen-table connections Métis researcher Vanessa Van Bewer, from UM's College of Nursing, brings a “storytelling sensibility” to her work.
Awards Connecting the dots Meet Little Hermie Monterde, the UM PhD grad revolutionizing quantum networks.
Alumni Pillar of the profession UM alum Gayle Romanetz has built a career advancing patient care and strengthening the pharmacy profession.
Human rights Canadian Journal of Human Rights features relevant new work UM Faculty of Law's Interdisciplinary Journal of Law and Policy features studies of ethics, accountability and justice
Research Learning empathy for survivors from graphic novels UM prof Kjell Anderson is a research co-lead on SSHRC-funded Survivor-Centred Visual Narratives project 10.08.2026
Artificial intelligence What if machines could predict when they are about to fail? How AI and condition monitoring are transforming the way we build, maintain and improve the machines of tomorrow.
Research Reimagining pain assessment after stroke Research team explores how portable brain-monitoring tech could support rehabilitation.
Truth and Reconciliation Inaugural Phil Fontaine professorship in Indigenous Law and Economic Reconciliation Professor Brenda Gunn aims to identify and remove legal barriers facing Indigenous peoples’ full participation in the economy
Recreation The health benefits of camping Ask a Researcher: Recreation expert Dr. Laurene Rehman, explains the hidden health benefits of being out in nature.
Research The people who are too cynical for coupons Asper research shows that the more cynical you are about businesses’ motives, the less likely you are to redeem a coupon.
Alumni Community ally UM alum Sharon Bruce partners with Indigenous communities to improve health outcomes and advance equity.
Research Asper School researchers awarded SSHRC Insight Grants Funding for Ratchel Zeng and Wei Wang advances the Asper School’s mission to make a global impact through research excellence.
Students Inside the minds of athletes How one undergrad moved from classroom lessons to active research on the crossover between biology, psychology and sports.
Environment and Geography SSI: Storm scene investigators After the storm, undergraduate researcher steps in to help assess the damage.
Awards Building inclusive care How one master’s thesis is championing gender-affirming nursing education.