UCalgary is on a mission to discover new knowledge and translate our discoveries into applications that provide benefits to our communities.
Research at UCalgary
The University of Calgary is one of Canada’s top comprehensive research universities, with a mission to discover new knowledge and translate our discoveries into applications that provide benefits to our local, national and international communities.
The University of Calgary’s remarkable trajectory is the result of our dedication to innovation, community-engaged scholarship and research impact. Academic excellence, knowledge creation and transdisciplinary scholarship fuel our researchers’ pursuit of solutions to society’s most pressing challenges. Ahead of Tomorrow is the university's strategic plan that shapes our journey toward 2030, to maximize research impact and become a #1 University in U15 by research revenue per scholar.
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Research News
Aerospace Innovation Hub set to anchor Calgary's growing aerospace sector
With its new headquarters at Calgary International Airport, the AIH is now open to members as a bridge between research, commercialization and industry
UCalgary research tackles canola pod shattering
Biological sciences team finds protein that may help save farmers time and money
Embracing the technological evolution in teaching and learning
Forty-two years after the 'supercomputer,' Werklund School of Education researchers look ahead to a future with AI
Canada-Sweden Arctic Ocean Expedition provides profound climate change insight
North Pole mission presents Schulich PhD student with unique experience, opportunity for ocean research
Inaugural research chair aims for real change in family justice
Social work professor Dr. Kate Maurer is first chair affiliated with the Centre for Transformation
'Anyone can do research': Meaghan Edwards wants to empower undergrad students to make an impact
New academic director, undergraduate research experiences in UCalgary's Office of Signature Learning Experiences, believes research can turn undergrads into changemakers