Research
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Leah Hennig Sound Studies Institute holds its first Sounds of Research competition
The Sound Studies Institute (SSI) at the University of Alberta held its first Sounds of Research competition. The research competition…
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Can virtual fencing replace traditional fences in cattle grazing?
What if cattle could be kept within grazing boundaries without fences, wires, or posts, only using a GPS signal and…
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Urban forestry starts at home
While most Canadian research on urban forests focuses on large cities, a new study out of the University of Alberta’s…
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New research on hand-eye co-ordination could help prosthetic limbs feel more real
New University of Alberta research could enhance eye-hand co-ordination patterns, making prosthetic limbs feel more seamless. The research is led…
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Oncology researcher working to advance lymphedema research
For University of Alberta oncology researcher Spencer Gibson, improving the lives of lymphedema patients is top of mind. Lymphedema is…
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Nursing professor uses storytelling to research racism and mental health
Through storytelling, University of Alberta nursing professor Samantha Louie-Poon is researching anti-Asian racism and youth mental health. Louie-Poon was motivated…
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U of A engineering professor gamifies lectures to boost engagement and learning
When Ahmed Mowafy Saad began teaching at the University of Alberta, he was stunned by the lack of engagement during…
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U of A researcher’s team discovers potential ways to protect the heart during cancer treatments
Chemotherapy can save a life, but for many cancer survivors, the treatment can also leave behind unexpected damage. One of…
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New species of tiny lichen and fungi found in Alberta
Diane Haughland and her team made a big discovery of some tiny species. Haughland is a taxonomist by trade, specializing…
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New clinical trial seeks to uncover the benefits of heavy lifting for cancer survivors
A new clinical trial led by University of Alberta PhD candidate Stephanie Ntoukas tests the benefits of heavy strength training…
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