Research Lunch Seminar Series: Viva la Carbon Revolution: Enzyme Evolution for Green and White Biotechnology
This seminar explores how enzyme improvement technology can boost enzyme efficiency for designer enzymes and pathways, crucial for meeting 2050 carbon sustainability goals.
1-Year Mitacs PhD Internship (Deadline: Until Filled)
Job Post: The UBC Faculty of Forestry is seeking a PhD student for a one-year Mitacs internship. Apply now.
Professor and Lecturer Positions in Indigenous Land Stewardship (Deadline: March 24, 2024)
Job Post: The UBC Faculty of Forestry is hiring Professors and Lecturers to deliver its new Bachelor of Indigenous Land Stewardship program. Apply now.
Part-Time Sessional Lecturers (Deadline: Until Filled)
Job Post: The UBC Faculty of Forestry is seeking Part-Time Sessional Lecturers for its new Bachelor in Indigenous Land Stewardship program. Apply now.
Forestry Research Showcase: A Student Poster Challenge
UBC Forestry graduate and 4th year students doing a thesis or a major paper are invited to participate in the Forestry Research Showcase. This unique platform is a way for students to hone communication skills, articulate research compellingly, and discover the groundbreaking work of peers.
Tara Martin, Orlando Rojas, and Nicholas Coops featured on 2023 Global Highly Cited Researchers list
UBC Forestry would like to congratulate Dr. Tara Martin, Dr. Orlando Rojas, and Dr. Nicholas Coops on being featured on the 2023 global Highly Cited Researchers list by Clarivate Analytics!
Andrea Vásquez-Fernández Receives Award for Best Student Oral Presentation at the 9th FLARE Annual Meeting
Congratulations to PhD Candidate Andrea Vásquez-Fernández on being the recipient of the Best Student Oral Presentation Award at the 9th FLARE Annual Meeting for her paper, “Negotiating Divergences and Bridging Divides: An Interculturally Respectful Methodology with Amazonian Indigenous Peoples.”
Samuel Adeyanju and Noa Mayer Receive Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
UBC Forestry wishes to congratulate Samuel Adeyanju and Noa Mayer on being recipients of the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship (Vanier CGS)!