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In the News: Elizabeth Paris, Anthropology and Archaeology, in National Geographic

What did dogs mean to the ancient Maya? Scientists are unlocking new clues.

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New National Quantum Strategy funds support research on diamonds, safer water and smarter accelerometers

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Entrepreneur advances affordable prosthetics and assistive devices through Dextera

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Shehryar Khan

Shehryar Khan redefines how metals behave under extreme conditions

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Transdisciplinary Graduate Program: Students grow through research across boundaries

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In the News: Elizabeth Paris, Anthropology and Archaeology, in MSN

Ancient Maya hauled ‘little fat dogs’ 400 miles across the jungle. Sometimes it was just to eat them

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Multidisciplinary hub co-creates new space for queer research in Calgary

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Closed Loop YYC team members pose for a photo at the March 28 workshop.

Bloom on repeat: How urban gardeners are redefining the growing season

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Children with genetic link to migraines more likely to suffer post-concussion headaches: researchers

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Global Energy Show: UCalgary's front-row seat to the future of energy

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