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Mind games: UAlberta students create video game you can control with your thoughts

• Andrew Lyle
• 27 August 2019

Land-use program fosters white-tailed deer populations in USA

• Katie Willis
• 27 August 2019

Meet the 2019 Science Camp Leaders - Senior Leaders

• News Staff
• 23 August 2019

Starting out in smaller communities may be better for refugee populations

• Katie Willis
• 22 August 2019

Diversity champion and Earth sciences researcher honoured for contributions to science

• Katie Willis
• 19 August 2019

In Memoriam: Paul Kebarle, 1926-2019

• Karl Kopecky
• 19 August 2019

Meet the 2019 Science Camp Leaders - Nature Science

• News Staff
• 16 August 2019

• Annie Webb
• 15 August 2019

Taking a bite out of West Nile Virus: New discovery suggests positive paths toward therapeutic treatment of infectious disease

• Jennifer Pascoe
• 15 August 2019

• News Staff
• 13 August 2019

Two researchers receive new funding for state-of-the-art infrastructure

• Katie Willis
• 12 August 2019

What's in a name? National contest asks Canadians to name a star and exoplanet

• Jennifer Pascoe
• 8 August 2019

• Annie Webb
• 8 August 2019

What a garden-variety snake can tell us about the evolution of reptiles

• Andrew Lyle
• 7 August 2019

Inspiring discovery for a better world: New chair of Department of Biological Sciences shares vision

• Jennifer Pascoe
• 1 August 2019

Traditional Indigenous knowledge supports flood mitigation research in James Bay region

• Katie Willis
• 30 April 2019

Astronomers discover rapidly-changing jet from black hole

• Andrew Lyle
• 29 April 2019

The same, but better: How we represent ourselves through avatars

• Katie Willis
• 29 April 2019

Gene-editing technology may produce resistant virus in cassava plant

• Katie Willis
• 25 April 2019

Driving drug discovery's future focus: UAlberta chemist receives prestigious award to simplify complex chemistry by streamlining transformations of alcohols down to a single step

• Jennifer Pascoe
• 25 April 2019

New test for IBS and ulcerative colitis delivers faster, more accurate results

• Andrew Lyle
• 25 April 2019

Scientists unearth "utterly bizarre" chimera crab fossil

• Andrew Lyle
• 24 April 2019

Eclogitic diamonds formed from oceanic crust, study shows

• Katie Willis
• 24 April 2019

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

• Andrew Lyle
• 17 April 2019

Climb every mountain: Canada's newest Network of Centres of Excellence to be hosted at the º£½ÇÉçÇø

• Jennifer Pascoe
• 16 April 2019

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

• Katie Willis
• 15 April 2019

• News Staff
• 11 April 2019

Recent Arctic temperatures warmest in more than 10,000 years

• Andrew Lyle
• 10 April 2019

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

• Katie Willis
• 9 April 2019

Gene responsible for toxic metal accumulation in durum wheat identified

• Katie Willis
• 8 April 2019

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

• News Staff
• 5 April 2019

$1-million catalyst grant sparks Alzheimer's research collaboration at the º£½ÇÉçÇø

• News Staff
• 4 April 2019

An intimate interconnection: Linking traditional Indigenous knowledge and earth science research

• Katie Willis
• 2 April 2019

• News Staff
• 2 April 2019

What can Twitter tell us about health?

• Katie Willis
• 1 April 2019

• 31 January 2019

Paleontologists discover ancient hagfish fossil with evidence of slime glands

• Katie Willis
• 29 January 2019

Artificial intelligence for mental health

• Andrew Lyle
• 28 January 2019

• News Staff
• 23 January 2019

New tool enables imaging of neural activity with near-infrared light

• Katie Willis
• 21 January 2019

• Bev Betkowski
• 18 January 2019

Individual lichens can have up to three fungi, study shows

• Katie Willis
• 17 January 2019

To leave or not to leave: Understanding indigenous experiences of evacuation in Canada

• Katie Willis
• 17 January 2019

The bright future of purpose-built biochar

• Katie Willis
• 16 January 2019

Tiny silicon nanoparticles cement new era for ultra-high capacity batteries

• Katie Willis
• 14 January 2019

Introducing the Margaret-Ann Armour Lecture Series

• Andrew Lyle
• 10 January 2019

Syrian refugees face disparate experiences in private sponsorship programs

• Katie Willis
• 9 January 2019

Snowshoe hares scavenge animal remains

• Andrew Lyle
• 8 January 2019

Breaking ground on the (ultra-small) future of medical imaging

• Katie Willis
• 7 January 2019

Making mountains: How the Southern and Central Rocky Mountains were formed

• Katie Willis
• 3 January 2019