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On our final day of revisiting Student Research Day's microlecture presentations, we have Gurarmaan Dhillon, Chemistry, with "Exploring Hydrogel-Entrapped Trypsin as a Rapid and Automation-Ready Alternative to In-Solution Digestion of Human Plasma in Bottom-Up Proteomics."

Dr. Omer Waqar, Assistant Professor and Program Development Chair, UFV School of Computing, recently visited the University of West London (UWL), UK to discuss knowledge exchange and explore future collaboration opportunities.

UWL’s Industrial Internet of Things Research Group welcomes visitor from Canada - London Post

The School of Computing and Engineering’s Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Research Group at the University of West London (UWL) welcomed Dr Omer Waqar from the University of the Fraser Valley, Ca...

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On today's look back at Student Research Day's microlecture presentations, we have Amarnoor Kaur, Computing Science, with "Personality - Aware Emotion Regulation in Social Companion Robots." Congratulations, Amarnoor! 👏 📽 youtu.be/WLAHPwyVPdE?...

Kicking off our final week of Student Research Day microlectures reviews, we have Phuong Thao Ngo, Biochemistry, with "Quantifying Protein Loss During Enzymatic Digestion Using Hydrogel-Based Immobilized Trypsin." Congratulations! 👏 📽 youtu.be/X4tVYVdeas8?...

Our final presenter of the week in our Student Research Day microlecture retrospective is Lea Jose, History and Political Science, and the South Asian Studies Institute (SASI). 👇

UFV - University of the Fraser Valley@goufv.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Dr. Thomson's game-changing work in the field of chronic pain continues. 👏

After living with chronic pain for more than a decade, UFV researcher Dr. Cynthia Thomson is helping reshape how clinicians across Canada understand and treat it by developing a guide, supportive tools, and training for clinicians. 🔗 Find out more: https://ow.ly/Zrki50ZBEJP

📢 Funding news from Canadian Innovation. These investments are made through the CFI’s John R. Evans Leaders Fund (JELF) & College Fund. JELF enables universities to attract & retain world-class research talent by providing the state-of-the-art infrastructure researchers need to succeed.

CFI invests $118 million to equip the researchers shaping Canada’s future | Canada Foundation for Innovation

Research infrastructure funding will spark new discoveries and attract talent

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On today's look back at Student Research Day's microlecture presentations, Emily Foster, Horticulture, with "Melatonin enhances the heat tolerance of Fragaria vesca, native alpine strawberry." Congrats, Emily. 👏 📽 youtu.be/ucyUpfmaa6U?...

🎙 'Football, History, and Society' 📆TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 | 12 PM | ONLINE EVENT Dr. Sebastian Huebel, Assistant Professor in Modern European History, will moderate this online discussion with journalist, Simon Kuper, about Holocaust history and the global impact of football.

First up in the week's review of Student Research Day's microlecture presentations, Joey Cordukes-Reeve, History, with "Hops, The Great Equalizer." Congratulations, Joey. 👏 📽 youtu.be/yCF92Q38RUc?...

Rounding out this week's Student Research Day microlecture review, Semir Hasic, Biology, presents "Genomic Annotation of the bsk Gene Within the Oxidative Stress Pathway Across the Drosophila Genus." Congrats, Semir. 👏 📽 youtu.be/J20Yk5Rm0ZQ?...

Last up this week in our review of Student Research Day's microlecture presenters is Lainey Peters, Biology, with "Is kynurenine a strawberry growth factor?" Congratulations, Lainey. 👏 📽 youtu.be/SjIkcVrAX5o?...

On today's Student Research Day Microlecture retrospective, Sophia-Rose Snelgrove, Horticulture Science and Entomology, presents "Population and Diversity of Leafhoppers in British Columbia's Strawberry and Blueberry Crops." Congratulations, Sophia-Rose. 👏 📽 youtu.be/w1_0KBjJUgw?...

First up in this week's review of our Student Research Day microlecture presenters is Jakob Petersen, History, with "The Liminal Lives of Fools in Tudor Courts and Memory." Congratulations, Jakob.👏 📽 youtu.be/JlYFAc__jFk?...

Rounding out our first month of Student Research Day microlecture reviews is Makaela Gelowitz, Nursing, with her presentation entitled "Exploration of how online education and teaching impacts the learning experience of nursing students." Congratulations, Makaela! 👏 📽 youtu.be/oaOk9aVlWgU?...

The Research Office is proud to support students with opportunities to present their work away from home through Student Presentation Grants. One such student is Bethany Parkinson, who recently graduated with a BA in Psychology Honours.

Wrapping up this week's look back at Student Research Day's microlecture presentations is Erin Skillings, Kinesiology, with "Durability in Motion: Physiological Factors in Female Recreational Runners." Congratulations, Erin! 👏 📽 youtu.be/JJUqGproyZ4?...

On today's look back at Student Research Day's microlectures, Tamanna Pannu, Biochemistry, presents, "Exploring a Novel Proteomic Digestion Method of Human Saliva." Congratulations, Tamanna! 👏 📽 youtu.be/JJUqGproyZ4?...

First up in this week's review of Student Research Day's microlecture presentations is Rebekah Stokes, Global Development Studies and Economics, with "The Business Case for Circularity." Rebekah also gave the graduate address at her convocation ceremony this year.

Closing out this week's review of Student Research Day's microlecture presentations, Fabiola Cruz Alderete, Agriculture and Environmental Science, presents "The effects of drought stress in cerastium regelii." Congratulations, Fabiola. 👏 📽 youtu.be/Q2KmQLS41TU?...

Continuing our look back at April's Student Research Day, today's microlecture retrospective is courtesy of Nana Buabeng, a student of Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology, presenting "Women Coping in Extreme and Unusual Environments," Congratulations, Nana. 👏 📽 youtu.be/XbxKMHGof_s?...