June 29, 2021: UBC Advanced Research Computing Workshop

June 29, 2021: UBC Advanced Research Computing Workshop


June 29, 2021: UBC Advanced Research Computing Workshop

UBC Advanced Research Computing (ARC) invites you to a webinar workshop! They offer tools that are useful to many IRES researchers, even those that don’t identify as High Performance Computing users. If your research involves computationally intensive tasks, you could benefit from using and consulting with ARC.

On June 29th at 12pm, join us for:

  •  A general introduction to ARC services
  •  Explanation of specific services like: commercial cloud computing, REDcap & research data management
  • Q&A with ARC – send in requests for walk-throughs or other specific questions to nivretta.thatra@ubc.ca!

Please click here for the Zoom link to attend.

July 14, 2021: Indigenous Bodies of Evidence and Counter-Mapping in the “Green” Nuclear Archive

Salad will survive climate change. But at what cost?

Canada must recognize our right to a healthy environment

The Human Right to a Healthy Environment: How It Can Transform Society and Achieve Reconciliation

Congratulations to the IRES 2021 Graduates!


Congratulations to our May Graduates! We wish you all the best in your future endeavours and can’t wait to see what amazing things you’ll go on to do. If you wish to check out the graduate theses & dissertations, please click here.

Hannah Barnard-Chumik(MSc)

Supervisor Amanda Giang

Brianne Della Savia (MA)

Supervisor Gunilla Öberg

Ilana Judah (MSc)

Supervisor Stephanie Chang

Vikas Menghwani (PhD)

Supervisor Hisham Zerriffi

Anthony Persaud (PhD)

Supervisor Terre Satterfield

David Righter (MSc)

Supervisor Stephanie Chang

Sameer Shah (PhD)

Supervisor Leila Harris

Nicolás Talloni-Álvarez (PhD)

Supervisor Rashid Sumaila

Alejandra Virgen Urcelay (MSc)

Supervisor Simon Donner

Ian Theaker (MA)

Supervisor Milind Kandlikar

CONGRATUATIONS! 

June 11: The Water and Environment Student Talks Conference

Plastics manufacturers seek to quash toxic designation in court

Why Canada needs to think about accepting climate change refugees