Science & technology
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Field school helped this UVic science grad fall for rocks
Growing up in Ottawa, ON, Maya Frojmovic loved the outdoors. That love was central in her choice to attend UVic to study earth sciences. After five years full of field schools, tree climbing, and pouring coffee, Frojmovic is graduating with a BSc in earth sciences. What moment stands out most…
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Royal Society of Canada recognizes 2025 UVic researchers
Royal Society of Canada celebrates UVic researchers with the country’s highest academic honour.
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iNaturalist: the ultimate partnership between people and planet
Environmental Studies professor Brian Starzomski highlights one of the biggest sources of biodiversity data for ecologists.
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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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Great ape behaviour: Unveiling the mysteries
Discover how UVic’s Ammie Kalan uncovers the secrets of great ape behaviour, from stone tool use to cultural diversity.
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Making science accessible through political uncertainty
In the digital age, data is the lifeblood of research and discovery. Too much research remains hidden behind paywalls. As…
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Environmental monitoring: Seeing the unseen through eDNA
Caren Helbing leads environmental DNA use for conservation and species at risk.
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UVic math ecologist elected to Royal Society
Mark Lewis is being recognized by Royal Society for his work developing new mathematical methods to solve ecological problems.
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Arctic cod grunts: Fish sounds provide clues to conservation
When marine biologist Amalis Riera put a hydrophone in an Arctic cod tank at the University of British Columbia, she…