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Unique-in-the-world carbon capture and storage Field Research Station opens

Royal Society of Canada recognizes three emerging research leaders at UCalgary

Royal Society of Canada recognizes three emerging research leaders at UCalgary

Study reveals how hydraulic fracturing induces tremors

Schulich School of Engineering celebrates research that makes a difference

CREWES works with industry partners in conducting advanced research in resource exploration and development. Seismic imaging science has continuously evolved since the 1930s. Even today, scientists don’t understand all the physics involved in a seismic wave as it propagates through the Earth.

Geophysical research group advances seismic imaging science

Two globally minded postdocs supported by Banting fellowships

Broad new report identifies knowledge gaps in hydraulic fracking debate

Paul Kubes, PhD, professor and leader of the university’s research priority in Infections, Inflammation and Chronic Diseases tours guests including Michelle Rempel, minister of state for Western Economic Diversification, at the Snyder Institute - Live Cell Imaging facility. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

World-class research centre launched with $9.9-million federal grant

New Arctic research station expands oil spill studies

First Canada Excellence Research Chair created at University of Calgary