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Supplied U of A research to explore fundamentals of T-cell regulation
More than 2 million Canadians are affected by auto-immune disease, which is when the immune system attacks healthy organs, cells,…
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U of A residential school memorial builds toward truth and healing
On September 28, students and community members gathered on Main Quad to attend the third annual residential school memorial. This…
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U of A researchers use database to uncover lost spinal cord injury research
The lack of transparency in biomedical research can set back efficient treatment production, according to University of Alberta researchers. Findings…
Read More » - Dylana Twittey
U of A strategic plan to increase student enrolment by 16,000 in 10 years
On September 19, University of Alberta’s President and Vice-chancellor Bill Flanagan unveiled SHAPE, the U of A’s 10-year strategic plan,…
Read More » - Lily Polenchuk
Lactic acid measuring device could identify children with malaria
University of Alberta researchers have found that a portable blood test athletes use to measure their lactic acid levels can…
Read More » - Dylana Twittey
Edmonton Youth for Climate protests the UASU for banking with RBC
At 12:00 p.m. on September 15, chants of “listen to our warning, stop global warming” and “separate oil and state.…
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Notes from Council: Executives appointed to provost and vice-president (academic) advisory committee
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At Students’ Council…
Read More » - Michel Feist
U of A partnering with Amii to offer AI literacy course
On September 12, the University of Alberta announced they have partnered with the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii) to offer…
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Humans of UAlberta: Emma Kasinyabo
Shortly after taking the University of Alberta’s MMI 113 class on medical microbiology for health care professionals, Emma Kasinyabo became…
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U of A researcher Maya Bhatia passes during research trip in Nunavut
On August 16, Maya Bhatia passed away in Grise Fiord (Aujuittuq), Nunavut, while conducting field work on a research trip.…
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