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Screw-like Smart Drain invention treats collapsed lungs

ALPHA laser cooling

Physics researchers achieve first-ever cooling of antimatter by laser

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Peak Scholars Luncheon

They stand apart – UCalgary researchers whose work makes the most difference for others

Science and Sport Minister Kirsty Duncan tours a University of Calgary lab after making a recent announcement. Duncan on Tuesday announced a $588-million investment in research under the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. File photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Over 140 UCalgary researchers receive funding as part of 'unprecedented' half-billion-dollar federal investment

UCalgary neurosurgeon wins Governor General's Innovation Award

University of Calgary scientist Pere Santamaria discovered Navacims, a precision nanomedicine designed to trigger a naturally occurring regulatory mechanism within the immune system to protect against autoimmune disease. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

University of Calgary discovery of potential treatment for autoimmune diseases takes step forward

Two University of Calgary-led research teams have been successful in this Government of Alberta grant competition.

Antimicrobial resistance and quantum technology dream teams receive $12M in research funding

University of Calgary receives $8.5 million to support new Life Sciences Innovation Hub

The new Life Sciences Innovation Hub at the University of Calgary will be used by students, researchers, startups and companies to interact, create and explore new ideas and concepts. Shell International Ltd. photo

University of Calgary's Life Sciences Innovation Hub receives funding from the Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund