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Awards

2 UCalgary researchers named to Canadian Academy of Health Sciences

Parasite eggs

Collaborative research identifies new, more environmentally friendly drug class targeting parasitic worms

Simon Hirota, Joshua Lee and Améline Delanne

UCalgary study points to potential new treatment for inflammatory bowel diseases

From left: former dean of the Cumming School of Medicine, Dr. Jon Meddings, MD; Joan Snyder, Hon. LLD’11, and Dr. Paul Kubes, PhD, celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Snyder Institute for Chronic Diseases in 2017.

Snyder Institute to uncover new treatments, safer testing thanks to $35M donation

Joan Snyder received an honorary degree from the University of Calgary on Nov. 10, 2011.

Joan Snyder’s tremendous legacy lives on at UCalgary with $67.5M gift

COVID misinformation

COVID misinformation on social media: The unintended consequences of debates

Dr. Joan Snyder, Hon. LLD’11 was committed to helping those in need and bringing about change in the broader community.

In Memoriam: Dr. Joan Snyder

Dr. Daniel Muruve, MD

University of Calgary researchers identify key inflammation pathway that causes acute kidney injury

Susan Graham

Susan Graham named Scientific Director of the Azrieli Accelerator

Grant Silbernagel

$2.6M gift accelerates bold new precision medicine approaches for Crohn’s disease