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UCalgary celebrates launch of world’s 1st United Nations University Hub

Technology being developed in a laboratory at the University of Calgary could one day be used to draw gigatons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

In the News: EOS.org

An electrifying approach to carbon capture (Arthi Gopalakrishnan and Steve Larter)

In the News: CBC News North

Glacier melt opens up new territory for salmon — and mining (Dan Shugar)

Alejandro J. Cuellar De Lucio

Finding alternatives to century-old industrial chemical process brings joy to PhD candidate

Urbasi Sinha, left, and Deborah McGregor

UCalgary awarded 2 prestigious Canada Excellence Research Chairs

Mosquito closeup

New UCalgary research underlines potential health threat from mosquitoes in northern climates

Class of 2023: Natural sciences student graduates with passion for nuclear energy

Capstone research

Class of 2023: Study of cutting-edge biofuel project opens career paths for UCalgary students

Arthi Gopalakrishnan

The path to net-zero emissions? Researchers look to the ocean

UCalgary campus in fall

We’re headed for an El Niño event this winter. UCalgary climate scientist recaps what we know