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What's the link between doctor pay and health-care outcomes?

First-of-its-kind certificate in neuroscience and education busts myths about brain and learning

Ed McCauley, vice-president (research) at the University of Calgary, left, shakes hands with Jürgen Renn, director of the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, on the occasion of a new research partnership between the two institutions.

UCalgary joins forces with Germany's Max Planck Society to advance energy research

Second annual graduate symposium pushes for interdisciplinary collaboration

Some ideas are Just Crazy Enough to Work

Shell Canada's SEEL Program Fund provides learning experiences beyond the classroom

Calgary Institute for the Humanities receives gift of $1 million

Pregnant woman laying on her side sleeping

Can exposure to a traumatic event before and during pregnancy be passed on to children?

Dr. John Gilleard, left, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine professor and parasitologist, presents his research on soil-based parasites infecting more than a billion people worldwide, alongside Sam Thevasagayam, an expert in livestock and agricultural development at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Gates Foundation interested in 'One Health' research approach at UCalgary

Referring to themselves as the “Bicuspid Boys,” these three friends share the love of cycling and a heart defect known as bicuspid aortic valve (BAV). BVA is the most common congenital heart defect which effects mostly men (4:1). From left: Rick Lewis, Ken Lewis, and Phil Mittertreiner. Photo courtesy Phil Mittertreiner

$3-million grant brings precision medicine to heart patients