Save the date, Nobel Laureate to deliver prestigious lecture on April 13
UM researchers are studying the mechanism of how Gram-negative bacteria use the T6SS as a weapon.
Biosystems, Electrical and Computer Engineering, added to Mechanical and Civil Engineering pathways, announced in May 2025.
How an infant star solved the mystery of the Vela Jr supernova remnant.
Discovery reveals a direct connection between stellar birth and death
The new 21,000 sq ft facility will advance vaccine research and biomanufacturing.
Join us for our second session of the Science of Teaching and Learning (STL) Speaker Series featuring Dr. Lev Gonick, Enterprise Chief Information...
New tech fights bacteria
New funding for accessible tools announced earlier this year.
A new cutting edge in disease prevention.
Two decades of severe thunderstorms, storm chasing and field techniques
New test farm at UM poised to beat tariff threat with local produce.
New findings co-published by UM researcher Sabine Mai in the American Journal of Hematology.
“Never use technology for its own sake. Use it only when there’s a pedagogical reason, identify your teaching need and choose the best tool to support...
We asked Phil Ferguson, who leads UM’s Space Technology and Advanced Research (STAR) Lab.
What is Manitoba’s inland ocean telling the scientists and locals sailing its waters? UM Today goes behind the scenes aboard a research vessel on Lake...