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University of Ģ��ý Vice-Provost (International) Janaka Ruwanpura signs the agreement with Kerui Group’s president, Haitao Wang, on April 20, 2017, for the University of Ģ��ý to provide training programs to oil and gas professionals in China. Back row: Premier Rachel Notley, Ambassador John McCallum, and Minister of Economic Development and Trade Deron Bilous. Photo courtesy of University of Ģ��ý International

University of Ģ��ý to offer training programs for oil and gas professionals in China

$44 million in funding awarded for research partnerships in Mexico

Ecuador's abundant biodiversity inspires UĢ��ý master's students to 'connect the dots'

UĢ��ý researchers, from left, Dr. Mayank Goyal, Dr. Andrew Demchuk and Dr. Michael Hill.

Early treatment leads to less disability following stroke, study finds

You Li is the first China Scholarship Council visiting student to graduate from the Doctoral Cotutelle program which highlights international research collaboration between international partner universities. He worked with Naser El Sheimy in the Schulich School of Engineering and his research focused on developing high-precision navigation algorithms for sensors in smartphones, watches and glasses that transfer information like location, speed and orientation of the user. Photo by Riley Brandt, University

PhD student's new geomatics engineering degree also recognized by Chinese university

University of Ģ��ý's relationships with India are flourishing

Stephen Herrero, a professor emeritus at the University of Ģ��ý is the lead North American researcher on a new study on how human behaviour can trigger large carnivore attacks in developed countries. Photos courtesy Vincenzo Penteriani, Spanish Council for Scientific Research

New study says half of bear attacks are result of inappropriate human behaviour

New breast cancer test can shorten wait time for patient diagnostics

Eric Donovan, professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, and his research group will join researchers from the U.K., China, and the U.S. to propose the Solar Wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer project, or SMILE.

University team named to solar wind monitoring mission study

New Houston-Ģ��ý law program sees its first graduates