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Meet ARCH Award recipients Matthew and Tara Brister
This year’s Alumni Service Arch Award-winners, Matthew, BSc’81, and Tara, BSc’82, have each independently made massive impacts on the University of Calgary community and its alumni. Together they are community-builders, high-impact philanthropists, mentors and innovators.
Operation of award-winning COVID-19 wastewater monitoring program transitions to public health authorities
Monitoring activities handed off, but expanded research and data sharing will continue
New vaccine may be the best option yet in preventing pneumococcal pneumonia
While Streptococcus pneumoniae, or pneumococcus, remains the most commonly identified cause of community-acquired pneumonia, a new vaccine is available to prevent this infection.
5 faculty members named to College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists
Record number of faculty recognized as emerging generation of Canadian intellectual leadership
Wastewater monitoring underway for opioids and other lethal drugs
Researchers say wastewater monitoring could provide an early warning and possibly save lives
4 Snyder Institute researchers receive Canada Foundation for Innovation grants for critical health research
Infrastructure funding extends research projects in kidney and liver disease, pneumonia, and tuberculosis