Investment supports commercialization and adoption through Genomics Application Partnership Program Several University of Calgary researchers received a funding boost on March 18, by way of a Government of Canada announcement of $20 million through Genome Canada and regional Genome Centres.

Join us on March 22 at TELUS Spark for a full day of programming The global water crisis does not impact everyone equally. World Water Day 2026 centres women and girls in water solutions, ensuring their voices are included and recognized in shaping the future of these solutions.

Schulich School of Engineering researcher Nashaat Nassar bestowed John R. Grace Award Dr. Nashaat Nassar's impact on the energy industry in Alberta and across Canada over the last two decades has been undeniable.

Schulich Dinos athletes Robyn McLean and Millie Gajic translate teamwork, mental toughness and confidence from varsity sport into engineering success The days are long and the expectations high for varsity athletes.

Major grant aimed at discovering much-needed anti-parasitic drugs to protect cattle

New analysis from UCalgary researchers shows that investing in prevention could save taxpayers more than $93 million At a time when Albertans are facing rising costs of living, new research shows that

Electrokinetic research backed by ERA and industry partners targets salts and hydrocarbons in Alberta soils Across Alberta, roughly 740,000 abandoned oil and gas wells have left behind elevated salt concentrations that can threaten agriculture and groundwater.

UCalgary researchers co-lead study with the community to find out what adolescents and young adults want scientists working on Researchers at the University of Calgary have developed 10 priorities for working with young people facing cancer.

A campus workshop highlighted how research across disciplines can inform foreign policy, counter misinformation, and address complex global issues.

Co-ordinated, collaborative evidence-based care resulted in fewer kids getting serious complications Research conducted by University of Calgary scientists informed care when suddenly hundreds of children were sick from exposure to a severe strain of E. coli .

Artificial intelligence effects examined in fifth dynamic forum featuring UCalgary research and business leaders With AI evolving faster than the rules that guide it, both investors and provinces are navigating a landscape of high potential and high risk.

Muhammad Bilal becomes one of six residents of the National Centre for Veterinary Parasitology, combining PhD research, clinical training and board certification

UCalgary concussion expert Kathryn Schneider is helping athletes heal faster by treating more than just the brain.

UCalgary scientist says research could be used for conservation and herd management Strong social networking plays an important role in human relationships.