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University of Calgary researchers win four ASTech awards

Geoscience professor helps identify dinosaur nest repatriated to China

Nanoscience students will showcase novel DNA sensor at Harvard

Students in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Calgary designed and built a device that was attached to this stratospheric balloon's gondola along with devices from 11 American universities.

Students design and build device for NASA-backed research balloon

Paul Kubes, PhD, professor and leader of the university’s research priority in Infections, Inflammation and Chronic Diseases tours guests including Michelle Rempel, minister of state for Western Economic Diversification, at the Snyder Institute - Live Cell Imaging facility. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

World-class research centre launched with $9.9-million federal grant

Gifted math graduate has long dreamed of teaching

Eric Donovan, professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, and his research group will join researchers from the U.K., China, and the U.S. to propose the Solar Wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer project, or SMILE.

University team named to solar wind monitoring mission study

Physics grad student wins national Three Minute Thesis competition

Rollercoasterology: the science behind amusement parks

University of Calgary Chemistry professor George Shimizu, left, will lead the CREATE Training Program in Carbon Capture with the focus on training students such as grad student Roger Mah, right.

University to lead national carbon capture student training program