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Primates, Genomics and Ecology Lab takes on COVID-19

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Piston Coring recovery/operations in the Gulf of Mexico off TDI-Brooks vessel R/V Brooks McCall

Naturally occurring oil and gas seeps act as ‘elevators’ for microbial life in Earth’s deep sedimentary layers

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Glenda MacQueen

2019’s Lecture of a Lifetime on mental health re-released and more relevant than ever

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High-performing undergrads turn green into gold at international competition

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Alex Gough

Lessons in luge a physics challenge for future engineering students

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The study has real-world implications for the oil and gas industry.

Scientists shed light on microbial life in Earth’s deep, dark places

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University of Calgary researcher Mary Reid, professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, is studying the interaction between beetles and trees. She has found attacked trees are the ones with more defences because the pine beetles can smell them and detect them as as suitable breeding spots. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Natural defences in trees may be attracting mountain pine beetles

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