Repairing the Mind: The Future of Brain Injury Research and Recovery
Join a panel of leading UBC scholars in a conversation about the future of brain injury research and recovery.
Join a panel of leading UBC scholars in a conversation about the future of brain injury research and recovery.
Speaker: Nick Bansback, UBC School of Population and Public Health Since the introduction of biologics in the early 2000s, the management of inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis has undergone an enormous shift, impacting both patient outcomes and pharmaceutical budgets. This presentation will describe the 25-year evolution of the market, identifying the policy decisions and […]
The annual Michael Smith Distinguished Lecture is organized in partnership between the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and the Michael Smith Laboratories. This event honours Nobel Laureate Dr. Michael Smith, whose academic career was deeply rooted at UBC and where his legacy continues to inspires young generations of scientists. The first Michael Smith Distinguished Lecture was […]
Speaker: Fentabil Getnet Yimer, National Data Management and Analytics Center, Ethiopian Public Health Institute Equitable and Targeted Pathways towards SDG-3 Acceleration in Low-Resource Settings: Lessons from Ethiopia Speaker: Fentabil Getnet Yimer, National Data Management and Analytics Center, Ethiopian Public Health Institute Wednesday Apr 22, 2026, 12-1:30 pm PDT | SPPH 219 or via Zoom | Register […]
This two-day symposium brings together leading single-cell researchers from Canada and France, offering an opportunity to learn from one another and build connections. The topics discussed will range from the role of single-cell analysis in cancer biology, emerging insights into the complexities of neuroscience, to the transformative development of single-cell technologies, all with significant applications […]
Speaker: Ana Komparic, UBC School of Population and Public Health The ethical importance of universal health coverage is widely recognized, but policy debate persists as to how coverage ought to be implemented in practice, including whether and why it is ethically significant that it be financed and administered through a public, single-payer system. Solidarity is […]
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