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Dr. Ryan Peters, PhD, lab in Faculty of Kinesiology

Kinesiology researcher creates new way to assess and track neurological function

In the News: Canadian Cycling Magazine

Researchers at the University of Calgary are recruiting 10,000 local cyclists for a massive study

In the News: Canadian Cycling Magazine

Researchers at the University of Calgary are recruiting 10,000 local cyclists for a massive study

Cyclist riding while wearing a smart watch

Calling all cyclists – we want to make your ride safer

Teddy Seyed, photographed in the Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning

Class of 2019: First-ever Entrepreneurial PhD develops wearable technologies for Microsoft

Closeup of two people doing bicep curls.

Citizen scientists with wearable tech needed for UCalgary project

Graduate student's research leads Microsoft onto the fashion runways of New York City

In the News: Breakfast Television

How to prevent back injuries in nurses? Wearable technology may help.

In the News: UToday

Researcher sets new guidelines on how to properly use wearable technology data in the real world

Reed Ferber’s study is the first to set guidelines on how to properly use data from wearable technology in the real world, with the potential to help sports scientists, physiotherapists, end users and wearable technology companies alike. Photo by Adrian Shellard, for the Faculty of Kinesiology

Proper use of wearable technology is considered the 'wild, wild west'