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Expedition 59 Flight Engineer David Saint-Jacques of the Canadian Space Agency participates in a six-and-a-half hour spacewalk in April 2019.

Canada’s first space health research symposium launches at UCalgary

James Green pictured with Faculty of Science student volunteers

Life beyond Earth could be found soon, says NASA’s chief scientist

Aurora over northern Canada

UCalgary space team gets final green light to proceed with global aurora data project

Meet this year's Canada Research Chairs

New UCalgary research strategy furthers exploration from here to space and back again

Results from engineer Quazi Hassan's initial research have led to renewed funding from NSERC.

Engineering professor using NASA satellite data to forecast forest fires

Mini-instruments

Scientist's mini-instruments help measure the weather in space

Susan Skone, associate professor in geomatics engineering (left), and Emma Spanswick, associate director of the Aurora Imaging Group, are both working with the Canadian Space Agency to look at how space weather is interfering with GPS signals. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Leading space research draws new Canadian Space Agency funding

Students in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Calgary designed and built a device that was attached to this stratospheric balloon's gondola along with devices from 11 American universities.

Students design and build device for NASA-backed research balloon

Calgary researcher leads international study on space flight bone loss