Groundbreaking and interdisciplinary research being carried out at University of Northern British Columbia will be showcased on the Cranbrook Hill campus this week.
It starts on Tuesday morning and continues through to the end of Wednesday and will cover topics ranging from the impacts of resource extraction to healthcare in northern B.C. to biochemistry and molecular biology.
One of the highlights will be a three-minute thesis competition.
Set for Wednesday 2:30-4 p.m. in Bentley Centre 7-170/172, graduate students have three minutes to present their research and its impact to a panel of non-specialist judges and peers. The winner will be invited to the western regional finals on April 17 in Prince George.
For the full listing of events, go to the UNBC homepage, unbc.ca, and click on Research Week: April 2-4.
