Date(s): Wednesday, February 26
Time: 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: : Abbotsford Campus, A225

UFV Faculty Microlectures – Watch researchers take the 2-minute challenge!

Each year, the UFV Research Office challenges courageous faculty members to get up on stage and talk about their latest research in just two minutes or less. These “micro-lectures” are fun, fast-paced and showcase the innovative and interdisciplinary research happening at UFV!

Wednesday, February 26 (11:30-12:30, A225, Abbotsford campus)

Light refreshments
Stick around afterward for discussion and networking
Check out photos and video from last year

Don’t miss this year’s topics & speakers:

Emerging Trends in Consumption Patterns of Goods and Services — Dr. Mike Ivanof, Business
Immigrant Immunization Decision-Making and Information Needs — Dr. Cindy Jardine, Health Sciences
Developing microscale immobilized enzyme reactor fabrication protocol for proteomics studies — Dr. Golfam Ghafourifar, Chemistry
Identity and Belonging in the Wartime Fraser Valley: 1939-1945 — Dr. Scott Sheffield, History
Using critical reflection to question ourselves in global development work — Brianna Strumm, PhD(c), Social Work and Human Services
Overcoming barriers militating the use of formal methods with model-driven software engineering — Dr. Opeyemi Adesina, Computer Information Systems
Taxonomy 2020: A Visionary Approach to Biological Exploration — Dr. Carin Bondar, Biology
Engaging the Sensorium: India and the Great War Exhibitions and Seminars — Dr. Prabhjot Parmar, English
A.I. for Interactive Robotics — Dr. Amir Shabani, Computer Information Systems
Embodied Ethics and Challenges of Modernity in Contemporary Sikh Langar — Dr. Nicola Mooney, Anthropology
Synthesis of Sulforaphene and derivatives — Dr. Pedro Montoya-Pelaez, Chemistry
Analysis of Canoe Slalom Paddling Technique — Dr. Avleen Randhawa Oberoi, Kinesiology
Name Entity Identification in Biomedical Texts — Dr. Maryam Siahbani, Computer Information Systems
Canadian News Discourse about the Petroleum Industry: Corporate Media Framing compared with Indigenous Media Framing — Dr. Robert Harding, Social Work and Human Services
What’s sociology got to do with it? Becoming a Paramedic — Dr. Michael Corman, Sociology