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One Health at UCalgary named WHO Collaborating Centre to tackle antimicrobial resistance

New designation positions university as a key support for global research agenda, including optimal use of antimicrobials

Australia–Canada symposium strengthens Melbourne–Calgary research partnership

UCalgary and University of Melbourne researchers highlight opportunities for collaborative research in infectious diseases, immunology and the microbiome

The Human Organoid Innovation Hub: Advancing Precision Medicine Through Human-Relevant Models

At the University of Calgary’s Snyder Institute for Chronic Diseases, the Human Organoid Innovation Hub (HOIH) is transforming how scientists study human health. By using patient-derived tissues and stem cell technologies, HOIH creates miniature, lab-grown versions of human organs called organoids that closely mimic real human biology.

UCalgary and Providence Therapeutics kick off new partnership

New industry and university collaboration to develop mRNA vaccines for pre-clinical testing

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