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Aurora over Westmount, Edmonton, during the May 2024 superstorm (Photo: Ian Mann)
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The science behind the surge in northern lights

Experts explain how explosive events on the sun lead to dazzling displays in the night sky — and offer tips on how to get the best view.

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Mathematical biologist Mark Lewis has been named a fellow of the Royal Society — placing him among an esteemed group of scientists including Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin and Stephen Hawking. (Photo: Supplied)
Society and Culture, Science and Technology, Research

U of A professor emeritus joins ranks of Newton, Darwin in Royal Society

Mark Lewis earns the rare honour for his collaborative research using mathematical models to unlock the complexity of biological systems.

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A visualization of a dinosaur soft tissue created by photography (Vancouver Island, British Columbia), 3D modelling (Sullivan Lab, U of A), digital painting (Caldwell Lab, U of A), and histology (Vertebrate paleontology histology lab, U of A) of bones from Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta. (Photo: Henry Sharpe)
Science and Technology, Research

Cheeky discovery: scientists identify previously unknown soft tissue structure in dinosaurs

“Exoparia” challenges existing knowledge of dinosaur anatomy — and highlights limitations of relying on their modern relatives for reconstruction.

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Expanding opportunities for Albertans: LIFT Centre to lead on life sciences

Statement on the Passing of His Highness, The Aga Khan IV from the University of Alberta

Remembering a ‘giant of Prairie politics’

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