Mark your calendars and get ready to make an impact — On May 14, help #UAlberta students pursue their purpose and take on the challenges of today and tomorrow on our second annual Giving Day. #UAlberta Gives

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Last week experts gathered at the Canadian Hydrogen Convention to discuss the future of energy in Alberta. As the world moves towards decarbonization, new energy sources like hydrogen will power our day-to-day lives. Here are just a few of the ways the U of A is fuelling hydrogen

A new U of A study is helping define the most helpful breeding habitat for the least flycatcher, which could help reduce the rapid decline of the tiny but vital bird species. #UAlberta ualberta.ca/folio/2024/04/…

How have you considered Indigenous and decolonial mathematics?

Dr. Florence Glanfield responds to this question through her roles in teaching and academia, and her continued contributions to Indigenous mathematics through her role as the Vice Provost of Indigenous Programming

Anti-Indigenous racism is leading First Nations patients in Alberta to leave emergency departments without receiving treatment more often than non-First Nations patients, according to new #UAlberta research. ualberta.ca/folio/2024/04/…

In this latest episode, Verna is in discussion with Amit Kumar on the importance of research into net-zero energy solutions – including the future of hydrogen and how we’re contributing to energy solutions. #UAlberta ualberta.ca/the-quad/2024/…

Microbots are too small to see with the naked eye but could have large-scale impacts with applications from targeting tumours to purifying water and detecting flaws in pipelines. #UAlberta ualberta.ca/folio/2024/04/…

U of A research is turning straw into economic gold, in the form of environmentally friendly fibres that can be used for everything from dental floss to workwear. #UAlberta ualberta.ca/folio/2024/04/…

U of A students have teamed up with the City of Camrose to research and develop strategies to help their community plan for better resilience against climate-related hazards. #UAlberta UAlberta Augustana ualberta.ca/folio/2024/04/…

Congratulations to Drs. Zelig Eshhar and Michel Sadelain, recipients of the 2024 Canada Gairdner International Award!

The U of A maintains strong subject rankings according to the 2024 QS World University Rankings with 5 offered subjects ranking in the top 50 internationally. #UAlberta #QSWUR ualberta.ca/folio/2024/04/…

Climate change may hamper mountain pine beetle reproduction but could be benefiting the invasive insect in other ways, suggests new #UAlberta research. ualberta.ca/folio/2024/04/…

New #UAlberta research is expanding the genetic diversity of canola, one of Canada’s most important crops. ualberta.ca/folio/2024/04/…

Insights into the feeding habits of Varroa mites could prove useful in keeping the parasitic pests under control, says Olav Rueppell (Biological Sciences).
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What are the roles of relationalities in Métis health research? Keith King (PhD Candidate — Faculty of Nursing) shares how such questions informs his academic work. Join Keith King in conversation with Dr. Cindy Gaudet and Dr. Florence Glanfield in discussion of Métis identities,

New funding from Alberta Government will support an innovative partnership with #UAlberta and Northwestern Polytechnic, allowing medical students and family medicine residents to take all of their training in Grande Prairie and other parts of northern Alberta. ualberta.ca/folio/2024/04/…

Joseph Maciejko, associate professor and interim director of the Edmonton node of Quantum Horizons Alberta, is helping build a world-class team of researchers in theoretical quantum physics and related areas. #UAlberta ualberta.ca/the-quad/2024/…

Towards Indigenous Language Revitalization: An Informative Resource, a guide developed by SILR, supports and strengthens language learning for Indigenous peoples and communities and offers ideas on what to consider when tailoring strategies. ualberta.ca/folio/2024/03/…

Is our health crisis related to climate change? Join us April 24 for a discussion with Sherilee Harper to shed light on how climate change directly affects our health and the role of climate-health science on global decision-making. #UAlberta More info: bit.ly/45kFsqv