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UCalgary convocation

Class of 2021: 'Infinite' learning possibilities inspire creative computer science grad

Rosmin Esmail

Class of 2021: Let the knowledge translation countdown begin

Intersections between data visualization and sustainability offer innovative student research experiences

Tyler Williamson

UCalgary researchers inform City’s COVID-19 pandemic response

When AuroraX goes live in about three years, there will be public outreach campaigns and programming for schools. The University of Calgary's Eric Donovan expects that visual artists will also be interested in accessing the data from the “edge of space.” Photo by Chris Cully, Faculty of Science.

Project opens a treasure trove of aurora borealis data to the world

Empathic Cultural Mapping (ECM) is an online interactive tool that visually presents big data alongside personal vignettes and stories of six individuals who’ve settled into Calgary. It presents the newcomer experience in a way that connects the individual lived experience with big data and mapping analysis.

Nursing researcher's storytelling tool brings together small stories and big data

Stefania Bertazzon, right, and Rizwan Shahid.

UCalgary researchers map out seasonal surprise in city air quality

Lab NEXT opened this week on the third floor of the Taylor Family Digital Library. Photos by Dave Brown

Lab NEXT opens to scholars in the Taylor Family Digital Library

Christian Jacob and Markus Santoso developed HoloCell, the first holographic tool for human cell visualization.

Computer science researchers create augmented reality education tool

Royal Society of Canada recognizes four university scholars