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We are thrilled to celebrate the outstanding achievement of Unnati Yagnik and (Ziwei) Mia Cai, students from Dr. Syam Somasekharan’s laboratory, who have been awarded the prestigious 2025 CIHR Travel Award through the Institute Community Support (ICS) Program. This highly competitive and limited award makes it remarkable for two students from the same lab to be selected, highlighting the exceptional teamwork and dedication within the Somasekhara…See the Story

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A newly published study in the Journal of Physiology, by co-first authors Dr. Martin Zaback and Solenne Villemer, demonstrates that emotional and arousal states can modulate balance responses evoked by the vestibular system. This research was conducted in Dr. Mark Carpenter’s Lab in collaboration with Dr. Tim Inglis and Dr. Kyle Missen. The researchers had participants stand at the edge of a 3.2-meter high platform, which triggers significant an…See the Story

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Cryptococcus neoformans, an invasive basidiomycete fungal pathogen, causes one of the most prevalent, life-threatening diseases in immunocompromised individuals and accounts for ~19% of AIDS-associated deaths. Therefore, understanding the pathogenesis of C. neoformans and its interactions with the host immune system is critical for developing therapeutics against cryptococcosis. Previous studies demonstrated that C. neoformans cells lacking poly…See the Story

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Vancouver Prostate Centre researcher Dr. Artem Cherkasov recently won two competitions in the international CACHE Challenges, leveraging advanced computational methods and artificial intelligence (AI) to find new potential treatment avenues for Parkinson’s disease and COVID-19. Cherkasov’s submissions topped results from dozens of other researchers from leading academic, industry and non-profit sector institutions around the world.See the Story

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A total of 47 Research Excellence Clusters led by researchers at UBC Vancouver are being supported in 2025/26. Research Excellence Clusters are interdisciplinary networks of researchers addressing societal and cultural problems, and working together to solve challenges that transcend traditional boundaries associated with departments, institutions, and funding agencies. Funding for clusters at UBC Vancouver is awarded through the Grants for Cata…See the Story

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A number of UBC Faculty of Medicine members have been honoured with Killam teaching awards for 2024/2025. The annual awards are presented to faculty and teaching assistants who demonstrate excellence in teaching. Killam Teaching Prize The Killam Teaching Prize is awarded annually to faculty nominated by students, colleagues and alumni in recognition of excellence in teaching. This year’s Faculty of Medicine recipients include:See the Story

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Congratulations to Dr. Mark Cembrowski, recipient of the 2025 Canadian Association for Neuroscience (CAN) New Investigator Award. This prestigious national honour recognizes Dr. Cembrowski as an outstanding scientist, collaborator and mentor, conducting leading-edge research on the cellular and molecular underpinnings of cognition and brain disorders, particularly in memory. As a member of the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health (DMCBH) a…See the Story

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By the early 1970s, Dr. Julia Levy had a well-established lab up and running at UBC, studying antibodies for treating various forms of cancer. Outside her lab, she was enjoying recently purchased property on Sonora Island with her family. “The vegetation around the cabin included an invasive plant called cow parsnip,” Dr. Levy recalls in her 2020 memoir In Sight: My Life in Science and Biotech. “I noticed that sometimes the children would develo…See the Story