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Helen Zhang Research points to a new reality for medicine in the age of AI
In a recently published study, a team from the University of Alberta, Harvard, Stanford, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology…
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Study highlights homelessness among U of A students
Emily Berg, a PhD student of public health at the University of Alberta, led a study that found student homelessness…
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Chronic cancer is not a death sentence, study and art shows
Living with chronic cancer is a reality for many Canadians. Sam Schembri, a research assistant at the University of Alberta,…
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Program offers dental care to patients with anxiety and financial barriers
Taneisha Picou isn’t the biggest fan of the dentist. Between dental anxiety and the costs associated with dental work, it…
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$10 million initiative to boost nuclear energy research at the U of A
On May 1, the University of Alberta announced a partnership with the Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation (CSMC). This followed a…
Read More » - Volodymyr Hryshchenko
Weight comments may discourage healthy habits during and after pregnancy
A study conducted by Taniya Nagpal, an assistant professor in the faculty of kinesiology, sport, and recreation, showed that comments…
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Language program preserves children’s cultural roots
The Multilingual Language Program, run by Andrea MacLeod, a professor in communication sciences and disorders at the University of Alberta,…
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Study links vaping to impairments in breathing patterns and blood flow rate
Over the years, the popularity of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) has increased. While the effects of smoking are generally well known,…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Government gives U of A $3 million boost for AI compute vault
The University of Alberta has received $3 million for the Canadian AI Compute Vault (CAICV) initiative from the Government of…
Read More » - John Pattison-Williams
U of A research hub helps conserve Canadian grasslands
The Grassland Learning and Knowledge Hub is a five-year project that began in 2024. John Pattison-Williams, an adjunct professor at…
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