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Researcher studying concussions in children receives Killam Post-Doctoral Scholar award

Community Health Sciences postdoctoral fellowship program prepares grads for the workforce

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Postdoctoral scholar invites Indigenous women to seek out career in science

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Celebrate our UCalgary postdoctoral scholars

James Wasmuth with members of the UCalgary Graduate College

Graduate College welcomes inaugural head of college

Onlookers intently watch student point at poster

High school students reflect on six weeks of hands-on research in university labs

Faculty of Kinesiology researchers Lauren Benson and Robyn Madden have found that caffeine may be beneficial in increasing physical contact or high-intensity skating in male collegiate ice hockey players, without causing any detriment in performance. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Kinesiology study finds caffeine boosts hockey players' physicality

The University of Calgary's Stephanie Peacock says her resesarch helps address the knowledge gap around how health interacts with other stressors to influence caribou population dynamics in the Arctic. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Researcher brings a mathematical ecologist's lens to understanding disease in caribou populations

University of Calgary's Mokarram Hossain says his research, if successful, could lead to a new treatment for colorectal cancer liver metastasis that could be used alongside chemotherapy and immunotherapy. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Researcher looks for ways to slow the growth of liver metastasis

Three UCalgary researchers awarded Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships