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Mentorship program aims to support Indigenous health researchers

Students, faculty, staff and postdocs are getting ready to start the first research projects at the International Microbiome Centre's germ-free facility. This week, investigators had a chance to familiarize themselves with the specialized equipment and learn more about the sterilization protocols prior to the complete sterilization of the facility. Photo by Don Molyneaux

Only those who love science, like showering frequently and have good bladder control need apply

A researcher prepares the isolator in the Axenic Breeding room at the International Microbiome Centre's germ-free facility at the University of Calgary. Photo by Don Molyneaux

World-class microbiome facility opens for research at Cumming School of Medicine

An HBI research team led by Bruce Pike is using a new technology called magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound for non-invasive brain surgeries. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Focused ultrasound offers promising alternative to invasive brain surgery

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