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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
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What should AI do and for whom? Graduate College hosts AI and ethics conference
Graduate students, scholars and community members reflect on the human dimensions shaping our AI-powered future
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Taking up space: How Dinos athletes are redefining what engineers look like
Schulich Dinos athletes Robyn McLean and Millie Gajic translate teamwork, mental toughness and confidence from varsity sport into engineering success
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UCalgary launches VPR Postdoctoral Excellence Award to strengthen support for researchers
New program replaces VPR Match Funding to attract top talent
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Schulich School of Engineering professor emeritus Nigel Shrive honoured with 2026 Killam Prize
Career accolades include the invention of the Oxford Knee, as well as research in load-bearing masonry
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UCalgary researcher Shabir Barzanjeh awarded Killam NRC Paul Corkum Fellowship to advance Canada’s quantum future
Prestigious national award recognizes research excellence and discovery
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Research guides response to unprecedented 2023 E. coli outbreak affecting Calgary kids
Co-ordinated, collaborative evidence-based care resulted in fewer kids getting serious complications