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The Masters at Spruce Meadows plays host to world-class equine athletes and, this year, world-class equine researchers as well.

Calgary International Equine Symposium 'not your typical' veterinary conference

Research may lead to better treatment for peripheral nerve damage

FIVM Series presents: Glässer's disease prevention - past, present and future

The winners of the UCVM SURE Research Day are, from left: Jeffrey Kates (runner-up best poster), Mitchell Ashkin (best platform presentation), Sana Jawad (runner-up best platform presentation), Jesse Pawlak (best poster presentation) and Jacob Varghese (runner-up best platform presentation).

Undergrads prove research isn't just for grad students

The University of Calgary's Eugene Janzen is awarded the 2018 Canadian Beef Industry Award for Outstanding Research and Innovation. From left: Andrea Brocklebank, BCRC executive director; Ryan Beierbach, BCRC chair; Eugene Janzen; Bob Lowe, Bear Trap Feeders; and Reynold Bergen, BCRC science director.

UCalgary veterinarian, scholar and mentor earns prestigious national beef cattle award

New research by University of Calgary 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'

Mark Ungrin, right, and his PhD student Yang Yu engineered "pseudoislets" that are better suited for transplantation.

Bioengineered human 'pseudoislets' aim to improve treatments for type 1 diabetes

Renaud Léguillette takes a blood sample from Zoe, one of Mark Sutherland's chuckwagon horses.

Vet Med's Renaud Léguillette checks out new way to test chuckwagon horse fitness

More people — especially if they’re millennials — consider the welfare of farm animals as they make food choices at the grocery store.

What's the story behind that ribeye on your plate?

Class of 2018: Newly minted veterinarian excited to start career in southern Alberta hamlet