Science and technology Undergrad engineering student explores next-generation breast cancer screening technology
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.
Students Robotics team builds success Passion, collaboration, hard work... and rovers. The keys to success for one of the newest student competition teams in the faculty.
Science and technology The power of urban forests to keep things cool Landscape Architecture researcher is using drones to map urban forests.
Science and technology Could this be the end of the mosquito? A UM researcher is creating sterile populations of the nuisance insects, whose species have endured since dinosaurs roamed.
Research Smart materials for a smarter world Dr. Guozhen Zhu explores nanoscale materials to develop stronger, lighter and more sustainable technologies.
Science and technology Manitobans showing up for the love of science That's a wrap on Science Rendezvous 2026!
Research Eyes on orbit: Students use embedded AI to detect space debris in real time Led by Dr. Peng Hu, an ECE capstone team builds an AI system to improve space safety.
Science and technology Opening a new window into the universe UM researchers join new international collaboration exploring gravitational waves in space.
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.
Commentary The Conversation: How principles of self‑compassion help fight loneliness in the age of AI
Science and technology Plastic pollution, the problem we cannot ignore UM researchers have a bioengineered solution to plastic waste.
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
Indigenous Bridging tradition and innovation at Indigenous science fair Manitoba students tackle real-world issues rooted in their communities.
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.
Research Are you Manitoba’s next breakthrough thinker? What if three minutes could change the trajectory of your life, your research, your career, and your global network?
Community ‘Godfather of A.I.’ to deliver Knight Lecture Save the date, Nobel Laureate to deliver prestigious lecture on April 13