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Two people work in a lab

New insights on brain-spinal communication in opioid withdrawal lead to a clinical trial

John Mac Donald swinging golf club at a golf simulator.

How a chance meeting and a transformational gift changed one essential tremor patient’s life forever

Brittany Harker Martin

UCalgary researcher learns how our brains use art to Float into Flow

science of psilocybin-assisted treatment for alcohol use disorder

UCalgary researchers investigate the science of psilocybin-assisted treatment for alcohol use disorder

Karen Ardila Lopez

Colombian student returns to UCalgary to study after enjoying 12-week research internship here

The Walsh family learns about organoid research in the Kurrasch lab. From left: Deepika Dogra, Deborah Kurrasch, Linden Walsh, Ian and Erin Walsh.

Research study ‘feels like hope’ for Calgary family

Philanthropists T. Boone Pickens (left) and Harley Hotchkiss

Friendship that spanned a lifetime leads to multimillion-dollar legacy gift to Hotchkiss Brain Institute

Zahinoor Ismail is studying the levels of stress experienced by caregivers for those with dementia.

Caregivers often forgotten as member of care team for those with dementia

Pet Therapy Day

In the News: Global Calgary

Free UCalgary seminar offers tips to prevent and address workplace burnout

When Nine Million Viewers Learn a Little More About Something Really Complicated

In the News: arch Magazine

When Nine Million Viewers Learn a Little More About Something Really Complicated