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Cougars respond to roads based on human activity, topography, and time of day

  • Katie Willis
  • 19 October 2020
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The butterfly effect: Climate change could cause decline of some alpine butterfly species

  • Katie Willis
  • 04 May 2020
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Caribou may be adjusting to earlier spring, study shows

  • Katie Willis
  • 30 April 2020

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  • Michael Brown
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  • Katie Willis
  • 27 January 2021
Marine conservation researcher Stephanie Green one of 21 scientists across North America selected for pioneering work in sustainability research.

UAlberta scientist named to 2021 Earth Leadership Program cohort

  • Andrew Lyle
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Scientists unearth first baby tyrannosaur fossils ever found

  • Andrew Lyle
  • 25 January 2021
Matina Kalcounis Rueppell, Dean of the Faculty of Science.

Dean’s message - College dean announcement & leadership update

  • Matina Kalcounis-Rueppell
  • 15 January 2021
Meet the recipients of our annual awards, highlighting excellence and honouring our exceptional faculty and staff.

2020 Celebration of Excellence in Research and Teaching

  • Katie Willis
  • 13 January 2021
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Less winter snow could spell disaster for snowshoe hares

  • Katie Willis
  • 15 December 2020
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Stem cell study identifies enzyme with potential for cancer treatment

  • Andrew Lyle
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New research shows that birds moderate food intake and activity level to manage their weight

New study suggests diet and exercise are for the birds

  • Katie Willis
  • 03 November 2020
An artist’s depiction of what the new species of oviraptorid may have looked like. The discovery of several juveniles of the same age in a group suggests social behaviour by the species.

Fingers to the bone: Dinosaur fossil fingers reveal new species

  • Andrew Lyle
  • 29 October 2020

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