Collaboration between Women Helps Close the Gender Gap in Ice Core Science
Analyzing the evolution of women's participation in ice core research
Articles by University of Alberta
Do Forest Trees Really ‘Talk’ through Underground Fungi?
Experts challenge popular claims about the “wood-wide web”
University, Biotech Company Team Up to Study Whether Medical Cannabis Could Treat Neurological Conditions
University of Alberta and Atlas Biotechnologies to explore use of medical cannabis for treating MS, Alzheimer’s, and Huntington’s diseases
Discovery of Mechanism behind Precision Cancer Drug Opens Door for More Targeted Treatment
Research explains how the drugs work, who else might benefit from their use
Gene-Editing Technology May Produce Resistant Virus in Cassava Plant
An international team of biologists urge careful use of technology in research and flag potential biosafety risks
Paleontologists Report World's Biggest Tyrannosaurus Rex
Nicknamed "Scotty," the record-breaking rex is also the largest dinosaur skeleton ever found in Canada
This Is Your Brain—This Is Your Brain Outdoors
Neuroscientists find differences in brain activity depending whether people are outdoors or in a lab
Biochemists Develop New Way to Control Cell Biology with Light
Newly available tool will help researchers worldwide shed light on inner workings of cells
$2.3M Grant to Boost Storage and Research on Canada's Ice Core Collection
Funding moves ice cores a step closer to UAlberta
Scientists Concerned Over Potential for Home-Brew Opiates Based on Yeast Strains
Researchers call for a fast and flexible regulatory response to the synthesis of morphine in genetically engineered yeast strains.