Research
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Supplied A grade of “D” for Vitamin D: supplements unlikely to help physical or mental health
The belief in vitamin D’s ability to improve mood and conditions such as depression might be false, according to a…
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U of A research uncovers the mystery of mountain sheep evolution
A class project-turned research study from a University of Alberta graduate student has shed light on the evolutionary history of…
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Scientists reveal effects of 2013 Athabasca River coal mine spill
Four years ago on Halloween, the walls of a mine process water pit near Hinton, Alberta collapsed and gushed 268 Olympic swimming…
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U of A researchers help secure habitat for nearly-endangered caribou
University of Alberta researchers have contributed to the province establishing the strongest plan in Canada to protect its endangered caribou…
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Feds funding forestry research
An injection of new federal funding into poplar seedlings and greenhouses will help determine which trees cope with climate change…
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EAS class tops Tory with weather station
For most, the roof of the Tory Building isn’t an ideal setting to conduct a lab assignment, but for EAS…
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Alberta Bighorn Sheep horns slowly shrinking
Size does matter, at least when it comes to the horns of male bighorn sheep. But in this case, smaller…
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U of A research suggests midlife crisis is a myth; happiness increases into adulthood
It’s a familiar scene; people turn 50 years old, and suddenly there’s a sports car in the driveway, amongst other…
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Grocery stores inadequate for students in Jasper Ave. area
Justis Allard will tell you he’s luckier than most when it comes to the weekly grocery store trip. The fifth-year…
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Department of Anthropology celebrates their 50th anniversary
Over the past 50 years, the University of Alberta’s Department of Anthropology, like the cultures it studies, has adapted to…
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