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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
UCalgary recruits international public health-research leader
Dr. Katy Backes Kozhimannil named Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair of Canada in Maternal and Child Health Policy
Quantum network expert will help create a sustainable and secure quantum future at UCalgary
Dr. Bill Munro named Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair of Canada in Scalable Quantum Network Infrastructure
Looking to the past to understand Canada’s security future
Historian and international relations scholar Dr. Peter Jackson named Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair of Canada in Intelligence and Security in a Changing Global Order
UCalgary scholars recognized among Canada’s leaders in health sciences
Three researchers elected Fellows to the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
Upcoming leadership transition in UCalgary’s research portfolio
Dr. William Ghali, Vice-President (Research), announces he will conclude his term on June 30, 2027
Who gets to build non-market housing? A UCalgary sociologist looks for answers in four historic Chinatowns
SSHRC-funded project asks why some communities can build affordable housing and others cannot