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The Peters lab, from L to R: Camila Gaio, Ramyar Azizi, Matheus Carneiro, Gabi Gee, Chukwunonso Nzelu, Nathan Peters, Deborah Ola, and Leon Melo.

UCalgary study provides insight into how an infectious parasite uses immune cells as a Trojan Horse

Shafeena Premji (left) and Sofia Ahmed

UCalgary research reveals importance of route of administration of menopausal hormone therapy

UCalgary research helps young adults with diabetes transition into adult care

UCalgary researchers are working on the International Consensus on Concussion

International research panel updates consensus on treating concussion in sport

Older adults exercising

Seniors’ Week 2023: Research equips fitness pros to help aging Calgarians make social connections

Jennifer deBruyn

Canadian study shows ethnicity is important factor in paediatric inflammatory bowel disease

Nick Wiltshire will have spine stimulators implanted to help regulate blood pressure and greatly improve quality of life.

RESTORE Network combines research with innovative technologies for people with neurological disorders

The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine’s herd of reindeer grazing

UCalgary researchers investigate genetic variation which makes some caribou less susceptible to chronic wasting disease

UCalgary to be partner in new research centre at Alberta Children’s Hospital

UCalgary to partner in new research centre at Alberta Children’s Hospital

Philanthropist and equestrienne Edith Rodie left $4.7 million to the University of Calgary to support rehabilitative research, in part through the Calgary Health Foundation.

The formidable woman who inspired RESTORE Network’s neurorehabilitation research