CLL Partners

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At UBC, there are multiple research centres and operational units involved in the diverse range of Campus as a Living Lab (CLL) projects. In addition, UBC partners with a wide range of external organizations from the public sector and private industry. Our listing below provides a brief snapshot of each partner, and links for further information.

The Urban Innovation Research team in UBC’s Sustainability Hub is revitalizing and restructuring Campus as a Living Lab as a mechanism to more effectively to address complex sustainability challenges and increase the real-world impacts. As part of this process we are continually identifying groups already working in a living lab approach, and expanding the range of collaborators for future projects.

Please check back often for new information on UBC individuals and units that support CLL collaborations.

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All partners

Smart Hydrogen Energy District (SHED) by MéridaLabs

demonstrates the integration of research and city-scale infrastructure. It is a renewable energy hub that connects clean energy systems, transportation, information and communications technology and urban design, including a pilot of British Columbia’s first...

UBC - Rogers 5G Partnership

Showcase how universities and industry can collaborate on innovative research by leveraging campus infrastructure. The deployment of 5G technology across the campus has enabled multi-disciplinary projects with applications ranging from climate and mining to...

Student Housing and Community Services (SHCS)

administers accommodation for over 13,000 students and operations for UBC Bookstore, Campus Mail, Child Care, Conferences and Accommodation, Food Services and Parking at the UBC Vancouver Campus.

Zero Emissions Building Exchange (ZEBx)

is a collaborative platform that strengthens the public, private and civic capacities for zero emission buildings, and fosters innovation through dialogues, project tours, curated research and training to accelerate market transformation in BC.