Tag: graduate studies
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Storytelling on screen
Ghada Youssef combines film, dance and philosophy to platform crucial stories that challenge viewers to expand their perspectives.
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Uncovering links between early Earth’s carbon cycle and ballooning oxygen levels
Combining data from ancient rocks with computer modelling shows big changes in Earth’s carbon cycle were linked to rising oxygen…
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Let’s talk about sex—and disability
UVic PhD student Jenise Finlay is challenging bias through a new study that explores the intimate lives of people living…
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Transformative degree helps grad bring together care, justice and public health
As a graduate student in public health, Andrea Figueroa has gone from working at supervised consumption sites in Montreal to…
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UVic neuroscientists advance depression research
A new paper from the Caruncho Lab shows the potential of a protein called Reelin for treating both “leaky gut”…
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Better diagnosis, faster relief for urinary tract infections
UVic scientists and community partners have developed a faster, more accurate way to diagnose urinary tract infections.
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Science grad uses machine learning to create Arctic ringed seal detector
Karlee Zammit’s friends like to say that she’s trying to ‘catch them all’. They’re not referring to Pokémon, however, but…
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Visual anthropology grad inspires hope
Long-time photographer and artist, Graydon Smith, found inspiration in UVic’s visual anthropology graduate program. He graduates this fall with a…
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Abortion access project lights fire in health grad student
Willow Paul’s masters research on post-abortion support is heavily influenced by her work with the Fireweed Project, a community-led initiative…