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The new Life Sciences Innovation Hub at the University of Ģ��ý will be used by students, researchers, startups and companies to interact, create and explore new ideas and concepts. Shell International Ltd. photo

University of Ģ��ý's Life Sciences Innovation Hub receives funding from the Opportunity Ģ��ý Investment Fund

At the announcement establishing the new Life Sciences Innovation Hub at the University of Ģ��ý were, from left: Diane Kenyon, vice-president (university relations); Michael Crothers, president and country chair, Shell Canada; University of Ģ��ý President Elizabeth Cannon; and Colin Dalton, assistant professor, Schulich School of Engineering, and Neuraura co-founder. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Ģ��ý

University of Ģ��ý announces new Life Sciences Innovation Hub

Archives and Special Collections processing area.

Expansion of High Density Library enhances support for campus community

Joining University of Ģ��ý President Elizabeth Cannon, second from left, at the announcement were (from left): the Hon. Sandra Jansen, Minister of Infrastructure; Alberta Premier Rachel Notley; and the Hon. Marlin Schmidt, Minister of Advanced Education.

University of Ģ��ý launches transformative changes to University Research Park

It takes a community to reach our Eyes High goals, and the campus community took the opportunity to learn more about how we’re doing on meeting those goals at a Community Report event on campus Sept. 26.

Campus community celebrates Eyes High milestones

Shelly Russell-Mayhew is one of the researchers who will benefit from the funding the University of Ģ��ý received from the Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC).

UĢ��ý researcher dissects the complexity and bias around weight and body image

Industry, government and academia collaborate to advance cyber security, big data, and oil and gas water treatment

Canadian researchers get funding boost to train next generation of science and engineering leaders

The Archives and Special Collections work area in the expanded High Density Library is where staff arrange, describe and process archival materials.

How 8 infrastructure projects are making positive and lasting impacts at UĢ��ý

UĢ��ý receives over $2.1 million in research funding from Social Science and Humanities Research Council