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Jessica Tang Study by U of A institute hopes to better understand stuttering
A University of Alberta professor is studying the face movements of adults in order to better understand the cause of…
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U of A alumnus develops new, convenient container for heart attack medication
A University of Alberta alumnus recently launched a product that allows heart attack sufferers to have instant access to potentially…
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U of A study on baby sea monster fossil gives insight into creature’s growth
Finding an 80-million-year-old fossil of a baby sea monster was a thrill for University of Alberta professor Michael Caldwell, as…
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U of A establishes new interdisciplinary institute for sound research
Hear that? An institute based on interdisciplinary sound research at the University of Alberta was formally established last month. On…
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Cannabis’s effects on memory can last up to two days, says U of A study
A study conducted by a University of Alberta professor has finished collecting data on how long it takes to recover…
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New CEO of artificial intelligence research group hopes to make AI more accessible
John Shillington didn’t think he was qualified to be CEO of the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (AMII), but he decided…
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Feature: Field School
This summer, my parents drove me to Portage College in Lac la Biche for field school, about two and a…
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Obesity Canada researcher warns against weight discrimination
Rooted in her PhD research, managing director of Obesity Canada Ximena Ramos-Salas believes weight discrimination is a prevalent and unaddressed…
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New research suggests Martian moons created from Mars itself
Analysis of the two Martian moons suggests they may have originally been a part of Mars itself. Research from…
Read More » - FeaturesLaura Lucas
Behind closed doors: A hidden legacy of animal experimentation
Jyoti Singh, a fourth-year physiology student, presses a cold metal scalpel into the soft flesh of a newly euthanized lab…
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