Most-read stories of the year
Explore the most-read stories in the UCalgary News network, based on Google Analytics.
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Research team discovers breakthrough with potential to prevent, reverse Alzheimer's
Wayne Chen's lab at UCalgary identifies a way to interrupt and prevent progression of devastating condition
ARTS AND CULTURE
What The Curse of Oak Island is teaching us about treasures
Lessons from alumnus Ian Spooner on reaching a broader audience
ON CAMPUS
In Memoriam: Haskayne School of Business mourns loss of David Lertzman
Valued senior instructor made a lasting impact
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
UCalgary researchers discover new tactic to stop the growth of a deadly brain cancer
Findings indicate the body may be the ultimate weapon against glioblastoma, but it needs help
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Calgarians can now track traces of COVID-19 in their wastewater
Data available to public thanks to UCalgary, City of Calgary, and Alberta Health Services partnership
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
UCalgary researchers publish first study on welfare of bucking horses at Calgary Stampede
Vet med researchers went behind the chutes over 3 years to observe behaviour of horses used in rodeos
UCALGARY RESEARCH
UCalgary No. 6 in Canada’s Top 50 Research Universities rankings
Re$earch Infosource ranking published
UCALGARY RESEARCH
Scientists take important step toward building practical quantum internet
UCalgary quantum physicists on team developing systems that would revolutionize computing, communication
UCALGARY RESEARCH
State of consciousness may involve quantum effects, University of Calgary scientists show
Faculty of Science research team develops quantum model to explain how an anaesthetic affects consciousness
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
UCalgary scientists discover genetic condition linked to developmental disorders in children
Basic and clinical researchers team up to better understand rare diseases
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Student nurses reflect on adapting to 'new normal' during pandemic
COVID-19 has profoundly changed how nursing students are learning and preparing for their future careers: Five current students share their experiences
ON CAMPUS
Canadian scientists and Swiss surgeons discover cause of excess post-surgical scarring
The finding could improve recovery from abdominal and pelvic surgery