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Supplied U of A researcher working to improve mental health of Alberta farmers
Research by a University of Alberta professor aims to help combat high levels of stress, depression and suicide in Alberta’s…
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U of A rises in multiple post-secondary rankings
The University of Alberta has seen a rise in ranking in multiple university and subject rankings. The university was ranked…
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U of A research has identified urban heat islands in Edmonton
Researchers from the Urban Environment Observatory Lab at the University of Alberta have found certain areas in Edmonton have higher…
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Study explores the role cell membranes play in spike proteins on viruses infecting cells
A University of Alberta study researched the relationship between spike proteins and host cell membranes and has implications for understanding…
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Study has found ways to reduce gender bias in natural language processing
U of A researchers were involved in a study that found ways to reduce gender bias in natural language processing.…
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Men and women are equally capable of determining relationship satisfaction, according to U of A research
According to recent research by Matt Johnson, University of Alberta professor of human ecology, men are just as capable of…
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Research shows that sedentary behaviour is linked to negative health impacts
Valerie Carson, a University of Alberta professor in the faculty of kinesiology, sport, and recreation, led a study on the…
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Distracted drivers are being identified by artificial intelligence in Edmonton
Artificial intelligence is currently being used in Edmonton to detect distracted driving as part of a research project. On September…
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Bigger than ever: natHACKS is back!
NeurAlbertaTech (NAT) started as a programming team for international competitions back in 2019. Since then, they have developed into a…
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Study finds that adults raised with low socioeconomic status are more likely to become obese
Adults raised with low socioeconomic status (SES) are more likely to be obese later on in life, a new study…
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