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2018 Vanier Scholarship recipients, from left: Emilie Lacroix, Leanne Dawson, Haydee Mesa Galloso, Breanna Borys, and Samantha Baglot.

Nine grad students awarded prestigious Vanier scholarships for 2018

New research by University of ��о�� researcher Charles Henderson and PhD student David Terrill in the Department of Geoscience identifies the source animal of one of the world's most prolific fossils, and a possible genetic ancestor of all vertebrates.

New research helps identify the once-mysterious origin of the 'world's most useful fossils'

Voice your celebration on Canada Day: Create a maple leaf through sound

Calgarians watch the waters rise in the Bow River during the June 2013 flood. Social media played a critical role in keeping citizens informed during the disaster.

Five years after the flood, social media evolves as key information platform in crises

In many homes in the hardest-hit communities in southwest ��о��, groundwater flooding was misidentified as sewer backup and insurance claims inappropriately paid out on that basis, says a study led by Jason Abboud.

Groundwater flooding, not sewer backup, blamed for damaging homes along Elbow River in 2013

University of ��о�� PhD grad Stefan Hoerzer was busy customizing soccer footwear in advance of the FIFA World Cup in Russia, which starts June 14.

Class of 2018: Kinesiology PhD grad helps soccer elite perform their best

Brad Wrobleski, grad student in computational media design in the Faculty of Science, shows his Lucida app. Wrobleski is recruiting people ages 18 to 99 to test the app for a photography metering study. It’s one of hundreds of U��о�� studies the public can volunteer for through the Participate in Research website.

Participate in Research website helps everyone take part in research studies and clinical trials

Pierre Wijdenes, PhD'18, at the Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking.

Learn to see the world like an entrepreneur

Tushar Sharma, third from left, a graduate student at iRadio Lab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Schulich School of Engineering, poses with fellow engineers. From left: David Garrett, Anis Ben Arfi, Sharma, and Bruce Buffalo.

Class of 2018: Schulich grad an avid problem-solver in the lab and the community

Students participating in the ReDeveLoP program from five different universities visit the Field Research Station (FRS) near Brooks, AB. The FRS is operated by the Containment and Monitoring Institute (CaMI) at the University of ��о��. The students learned about new technologies that are being developed for conformance monitoring of CO2 plumes in the subsurface.

Some of Canada's brightest graduate students energize campus