Stay up-to-date with all of the life science events taking place in Vancouver with the Science in Vancouver events calendar! From academia to industry and biotech to pharma, our events calendar is your complete source for life science conferences, symposiums, networking, and workshops in Vancouver.
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Nerdy Science Lecture series continues! What do microscopic soil creatures, psychedelic therapy, and Monopoly have in common? This is classic Nerd Nite territory, where you, us, even the speakers have...
In this talk, Pulitzer Prize winner and bestselling author Ed Yong shares how he became a birder. After becoming burnt out from years of pandemic reporting, Yong turned to birdwatching...
Join researchers and trainees from across the BC Cancer community for a full day of scientific presentations, networking, trainee talks, and poster sessions. Important Deadlines Trainee talk abstract submission: August...
Bigger Ideas Conference™ Time: 9:00 am to 6:30 pm Date: Saturday, September 19, 2026 Location: Microsoft Offices, 725 Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C. Theme: The Power of a Woman: Where Ambition...
Come join us and explore science in YOUR community at the Britannia Community Centre in East Vancouver on Saturday September 19th, 2026 from 10am-3pm. The fantastic On The Road team...
Join Innovation UBC in person for our Women Founders Meetup, on Thursday, October 22nd. These meetups are intended to connect our venture community with a wider ecosystem of women and non-binary founders, executives, leaders,...
Presented by SFU Faculty of Science Take a journey through the Yukon’s unique and dramatic landscapes with SFU Earth Sciences professor Brent Ward. Learn how waves of glaciation have shaped...
Science World After Dark turns sinister for our most spine-tingling event of the year. This ain’t no kids Halloween party: adults 19+ are invited to explore a haunted dome with...
Can we really bring back the mammoth? In this talk, paleogenomicist Beth Shapiro walks through what it actually takes to revive an extinct species and why the honest answer is more...
