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Funding for UCalgary was announced under seven federal programs led by the CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC.

Over 120 UCalgary researchers from across campus awarded federal funding

Timothy Friesen and UCalgary PhD student Adam Powell install a charged particle trap for making antihydrogen atoms into the ALPHA-g apparatus at CERN.

How one UCalgary physicist is trying to solve the universe’s great quantum mystery

JELF recipients

4 Snyder Institute researchers receive Canada Foundation for Innovation grants for critical health research

ViroSense team

Meet ViroSense, a test kit that targets rapid, accurate disease detection for everyone

Facial recognition technology

Law professor explores racial bias implications in facial recognition technology

Julien Rimok

Driven by desire to help others, UCalgary scholar pursues spinal cord injury research

MIF Announcement

3 UCalgary projects receive $20.3M in provincial innovation grants

Ben Hewitt (left) and Seyedarmin Seyed-Agha-Zadeh (right), Schulich School of Engineering students and members of Student Organization for Aerospace Research (SOAR), show components of a rocket to Minister Dan Vandal and MP George Chahal at the funding announcement on June 26, 2023

The sky’s the limit at UCalgary’s new Aerospace Innovation Hub

Sonia Butalia

UCalgary research helps young adults with diabetes transition into adult care

Hydrogen

Researchers study how Earth’s smallest molecule could play a big role in our energy future