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A research group from the Cumming School of Medicine known as the WolbPack encourages undergraduate students to pursue research opportunities. Current and alumni members include, back row, from left: Farwa Naqvi, Lucy Diep, Nicole Mfoafo-M’Carthy, Valentina Villamil, Wentao Li, Bushra Abdullah, Rochelle Deloria, Sadia Ahmed, Aspen Lilywhite. Front, from left: Gregor Wolbring, Manel Djebrouni, Aryn Lisitza and Kalie Mosig. Photos by Pauline Zulueta, Cumming School of Medicine

Cumming School student group encourages undergrads to pursue research

Minister of Science and Sport Kirsty Duncan visits campus to announce Canada Research Chairs

A number of University of Calgary researchers will be part of a Pan-Canadian "brain trust" of microbiome experts including, top row from left: Paul Kubes, Joe Harrison, Braedon McDonald, Ian Lewis, and Markus Geuking. Bottom row, from left: Kathy McCoy, Marie Claire Arrieta, Shaunna Huston, and Laura Sycuro. Photos by Don Molyneaux, for the Snyder Institute for Chronic Diseases

University of Calgary to lead pan-Canadian microbiome research core

Changes in gambling and gaming pose new challenges for researchers, policy-makers

Rosemary Twomey, postdoctoral fellow in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary, researches tailored exercise interventions to reduce cancer-related fatigue. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

International group aims to improve research methods in kinesiology