The Lethbridge Lean

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Did you know Alberta is one of the largest hot spots for Multiple Sclerosis in the whole world? Tune in to learn learn how computer vision is facilitating MS research and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) innovations here at the University of Lethbridge, and how YOU can partake in the future of neurotec…

On this weeks instalment of The Lethbridge Lean, Justin Dubiel dives into the ways our BBQ’s are effecting fish lives, and not in the way you’d think. Rather, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH’s), released during burning may actually pose a risk to fish, their environments, and their developmen…

From undergraduate Alzheimer's research here in Lethbridge, to synthetic biology competitions in Paris, and United Nations women's advocacy in New York, Karo's episode is a can't-miss on the synergy of ones various passions and the multidimensional opportunities of undergraduate research.

Surprise! This week's instalment of The Lethbridge Lean features a shift in roles for our host and founder, Gregory Robinson, as he moves from behind the microphone to take center stage. From cannabis on pregnancy to mushroom cultivation and therapies, tune in to learn more about the man behind The…

For the first episode of season 2, The Lethbridge Lean returns with an exciting and relevant discussion with UofL Masters student, Chloe Devoy, about her fish-model multigenerational toxicology research. Tune in to learn more about the toxic developmental effets of fire retardants, in addition to C…

In this episode, Jed Lloren explains the changes that have occurred to plant communities over the last 25 years, primarily as a result of the Kelow wildfire.

In this episode, Darcy Tamayose shares her research on the history of the Okinawan diaspora in Southern Alberta.

This episode we learn from MSc student Kanishka Senevirathna about the smallest monocot plant, Duckweed. Due to the quick doubling time, Duckweed is an ecologically important food source and the perfect model organism to study genetics. Tune in to learn more fun facts about Duckweed!

In this episode, we have the pleasure to speak to Hannah Scott about her innovative fecal metabolomics research. For her M.Sc., she has created her own novel protocol to study the effects of stress on fecal metabolomics in pregnant mice. Tune into this episode if you don't mind getting your hands a…