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Photo of the Cumming School of Medicine team of learners in La Paz, Bolivia.

Where better than La Paz, Bolivia, to understand how people adapt to high-altitude living

Student researchers pose in front of an ALMA telescope in Chile.

UCalgary students climb mountains in Chile to explore the mysteries of high altitude and our health

Some people don’t have the ability to create mental images, a condition called aphantasia, but can still experience visual imagery in their dreams.

In the News: Emiko Muraki, Penny Pexman in The Conversation Canada

We’re just starting to learn more about aphantasia, the inability to picture things with the mind’s eye

Kathleen Reinhardt pictured here in West Java, Indonesia, observing slow lorises in the wild at night

UCalgary anthropologist studies evolution of human sleep patterns

Creating a compassionate workplace culture involves acknowledging people’s challenges, even related to apparently small matters, in professionally appropriate ways

In the News: The Conversation Canada

5 ways to create a compassionate workplace culture and help workers recover from burnout

Dr. Amy Beck and Dr. Elizabeth Keys

Nursing researchers explore sleep interventions created with patient populations they serve

Sleep loss affects how paramedics and health-care workers respond to patients’ feelings

map showing different time zones

Circadian rhythm expert cautions Albertans against permanent daylight savings time

Dinu Nesan, first author, left, and Deborah Kurrasch, principal investigator.

Study shows BPA exposure below regulatory levels can impact development of the brain's sleep centre

COVID-19 isolation hurting women more than men