11th Annual CMPUT250 Game Development Award Ceremony

April 18, 2019

Sweet success: $20M in government funding brings new talent in sugar research to Canada and UAlberta

April 17, 2019

Glycomics researcher Lara Mahal announced as Canada Excellence Research Chair in Faculty of Science.

Climb every mountain: Canada’s newest Network of Centres of Excellence to be hosted at the University of Alberta

April 16, 2019

Canadian Mountain Network to receive $18.3M in funding over the next five years through the national Networks of Centres of Excellence program.

Sound advice: Study finds bias against medical advice delivered with an accent

April 15, 2019

Research shows doctors with foreign accents are thought to be less competent.

What the first ever photo of a black hole means for science

April 11, 2019

UAlberta astrophysicists weigh in on the impact of the image on research and teaching.

Recent Arctic temperatures warmest in more than 10,000 years

April 10, 2019

New study by UAlberta climate researchers examines the past to forecast impact of record highs on permafrost in Northern Canada.

Aging gracefully: Study identifies factors for healthy memory at any age

April 9, 2019

University of Alberta study finds targets for promoting healthy memory aging, early intervention, and prevention for disease.

Gene responsible for toxic metal accumulation in durum wheat identified

April 8, 2019

Researchers complete genome assembly of durum wheat, identify gene responsible for cadmium accumulation.

"Celebration of Life" for Dr. George E. Ball

April 5, 2019

Professor George E. Ball, a faculty member at the University of Alberta since 1954, and member of the Department of Biological Sciences, passed away on January 12, 2019 at the age of 92. There will be a "Celebration of Life" honouring Professor Ball on Sunday, April 28.

$1-million catalyst grant sparks Alzheimer's research collaboration at the U of A

April 4, 2019

Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories and University Hospital Foundation partner with the U of A to help unlock dementia-related enigmas.