Research the North: Recent Episodes

UNBC Research Ambassador

Hear inspiring stories from researchers, learn about research opportunities, and gain practical advice from fellow graduate students. The purpose of Research the North is to help communicate and facilitate amazing research at UNBC by engaging with audiences about diverse research topics.

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Bryan Lim is a UNBC Alumni who graduated in 2019 with a Masters in Biochemistry. Originally from Malaysia, he is now settled in Vancouver, BC working as an R & D Scientist at Canadian PhytoPharmaceuticals Corp.

He is intrigued by the potential nutraceuticals and their diverse health-beneficial effects on human health and he is also a self-taught home cook with a loving passion for food in the restaurant and food catering industry. You can check his creations out on Instagram @ Bryan_Experimental Kitchen.

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Hey everyone, Research the North is back! And we have some fresh faces on board for the 2020/2021 year.

Give a listen and get introduced to our new research ambassadors, learn about the incredible things they do and get some tips on how to get involved in research.

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Excited about post-secondary education but worried about how you might pay for it? This podcast is for you!

It includes one of our UNBC Research Ambassadors, Patrick Smith, interviewing our knowledgable Graduate Enrolment and Scholarship Advisor’s, Amy Beyer and Bethany Haffner.

They traverse scholarships, bursaries, research internship funding opportunities, internships, application.

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Listen to our UNBC Research Ambassadors as they share their tips, tricks and failures all of which led to their successful acceptance into graduate studies.

Really, these students are brilliant ;), you don’t want to miss this podcast.

Any questions post in the comments section below, or e-mail us at ResearchAmbassadors@unbc.ca.

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In this first podcast we focus on introducing you to us, your 2019-2020 UNBC Research Ambassador Team! 

Any further questions and comments? Contact us at ResearchAmbassadors@unbc.ca.