Reading Time: 2 minutes New U of A research illustrates link between anthropogenic diet, human-like gut bacteria and poor health
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Collaboration key to solving medicine’s thorniest problems
Reading Time: 5 minutes For Khaled Barakat, a focus on teamwork and patient needs has led to breakthroughs in the search for cancer therapies, antivirals and safer drugs
Alberta’s forest industries focus of new U of A research chair
Reading Time: 3 minutes $4-million endowed chair will focus on improving growth and yield of forests, informing industry management plans and educating the next generation of forestry professionals
New drug offers hope for breast as well as blood cancers
Reading Time: 3 minutes Results reinforce rationale for clinical trials expected to begin in May
Newly named AI chairs helping advance game-changing research
Reading Time: 4 minutes Twelve of the U of A’s top experts in artificial intelligence and machine learning have been named Canada CIFAR AI Chairs at Amii
Research reveals new clues to hunting habits of elusive falcons
Reading Time: 3 minutes Study conducted at Edmonton grain terminal gives a rare glimpse into urban behaviour of birds of prey that are difficult to observe in the wild
COVID-19 restrictions may be harder in assisted living than in long-term care
Reading Time: 3 minutes U of A nursing researcher’s new study seeks input from family members and facilities to understand impact, plan for next pandemic
Landmark research could lead to better understanding of diseases
Reading Time: 4 minutes Researchers have found an answer to a fundamental question that has eluded scientists since the discovery of DNA
Energy channelled by space weather prefers the north: study
Reading Time: 3 minutes U of A physicists discover surprising new findings about how our planet’s magnetic field controls space weather as it shields us from solar wind
New observatory opens a window into wonders of the night sky
Reading Time: 4 minutes Facility at Miquelon Lake Provincial Park offers students, researchers and the public a view of dark skies unaffected by light pollution