Articles by University of British Columbia

Researchers uncover how hydrogels can generate voltages when touched

Researchers recommend the revival of cultural burning to better manage wildfire risk

Phantom midges use changes in pH level of their air-sac walls for buoyancy control

Climate change will cause fish stock movements to shift significantly, impacting fishing agreements

Recent study takes a step toward understanding the behaviors of northern resident killer whales

The battery even works after being twisted or run through at-home and commercial-grade washing machines

Global law enforcement agencies are already using the new method

Signatories stated that certain subsidies only incentivize overcapacity and lead to over­fishing

Approximately one-third of the population suffer from misokinesia—or the “hatred of movements”

Study finds that the Arctic tern uses just a few select routes during migration