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New research finds that mould can infiltrate and weaken bio-composite materials

New research finds that mould can infiltrate and weaken bio-composite materials

At UBC Okanagan’s School of Engineering, mould is proving increasingly important in the domain of engineering materials and can lead to early deterioration and structural failure.

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UBC engineers use tech to tackle rental shortage

UBC engineers use tech to tackle rental shortage

UBC grad and professor create new way for renters and landlords to connect

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UBC and Kal Tire announce research partnership

UBC and Kal Tire announce research partnership

Kal Tire’s Mining Tire Group and the University of British Columbia have formed a research partnership that will allow the two organizations to collaborate in developing technology and innovative solutions for the mining tire industry.

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UBC researchers develop drinking water quality index tool for municipalities

UBC researchers develop drinking water quality index tool for municipalities

UBC engineers have created a tool that will help municipalities measure water quality, as a way to ensure clean and safe drinking water is coming out of the taps.

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Factory-built homes could help cities with tight housing markets

Factory-built homes could help cities with tight housing markets

Cities facing housing shortages should encourage more modular construction to increase options for prospective homebuyers and renters, a UBC researcher says.

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