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Event - 03.04.2025

Agronomy & Food Science - Innovation - 03.04.2025

Learn more about the future of agriculture at Creating Tomorrow in collaboration with the Calgary Stampede on April 12 The agricultural sector is witnessing a transformative era, driven by technological innovations designed to tackle age-old challenges.
Health - Career - 02.04.2025

Giving Day donations widen impact of collaboration event expected to attract dozens of experts on April 15 Can a brief conversation ignite a flame of innovation in health care? An upcoming McCaig Inst
Innovation - Economics - 02.04.2025

Psychology - Life Sciences - 02.04.2025
Music to their ears
A new study looks at differences in music listening habits between young adults with ADHD and their neurotypical peers.
Health - Campus - 02.04.2025

Health - 02.04.2025
SFU expert co-authors new report on Canada’s critical role in global health
Campus - 01.04.2025

Health - Physics - 01.04.2025

Social Sciences - Pedagogy - 01.04.2025

Health - Life Sciences - 01.04.2025

According to the Alzheimer's Society of Canada, one in four Canadians over the age of 85 is living with dementia - and Alzheimer's disease (AD) accounts for more than 60 per cent of those cases.
Economics - Innovation - 31.03.2025
Bold ideas win big at the Esch pitch contest
Event - Environment - 31.03.2025

Astronomy & Space - Event - 31.03.2025
Trottier Observatory celebrates a decade a stargazing and wonder at SFU
Materials Science - Environment - 31.03.2025

Innovation - Environment - 28.03.2025

Economics - Innovation - 28.03.2025

Environment - Health - 28.03.2025

The University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine's (UCVM) Dr. Susan Kutz D.V.M is leading an expert interdisciplinary team set to revolutionize arctic wildlife conservation with a transformative grant of 2.5 million dollars from the Weston Family Foundation.
Innovation - Economics - 28.03.2025

Physics - Earth Sciences - 28.03.2025

UCalgary physicist Eric Donovan explains the science behind the night-time illuminations amidst 2025 solar maximum Last year, the night skies treated Calgarians to more auroral displays than usual.
Campus - Administration - 27.03.2025

Innovation - Economics - 27.03.2025

Campus - Materials Science - 27.03.2025

Campus - Social Sciences - 27.03.2025
Graduate Studies becomes SFU’s newest faculty
Campus - Environment - 27.03.2025
From campus to community
Forensic Science - 27.03.2025
How Canadian immigration law turns judges into border guards
Computer Science - 27.03.2025

Materials Science - Physics - 26.03.2025

Environment - Event - 26.03.2025
2024 SFU Newsmaker award winners share drive to inspire dialogue for change
Health - Campus - 26.03.2025

Health - Life Sciences - 25.03.2025
Schulich student brings the buzz to kidney stone research
Tucked in the back of the Microbiome and Probiotic Research Lab at St. Joseph's hospital sits the fly room - a small space that houses even smaller insects whose microscopic innards could hold clues into the link between antibiotic use and the formation of kidney stones.
Innovation - Economics - 25.03.2025

Health - Economics - 25.03.2025

Politics - 25.03.2025
Recruiting women as candidates: an electoral opportunity
People who believe that female candidates are at a disadvantage in elections are mistaken, according to two studies conducted by political scientist André Blais.
Health - Agronomy & Food Science - 24.03.2025

In an international study led by an UdeM nutritionist, healthy eating in midlife is found to be linked to overall healthy aging. Maintaining a healthy diet rich in plant-based foods, with low to moderate intake of animal-based foods and less of ultra-processed foods, is linked to a higher likelihood of healthy aging, a new international study led by an Université de Montréal nutritionist suggests.
Health - 24.03.2025

Nathalie Labrecque and her colleagues have discovered that NOTCH signaling is essential for the differentiation of CD8+ T lymphocytes, optimizing their immune response to infections. Ten years of substantial work by Université de Montréal immunologist Nathalie Labrecque's team at the Montreal Clinical Research Institute (IRCM) and the Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital Research Center have shed new light on the mechanisms governing an effective immune response to infections.
Environment - Earth Sciences - 21.03.2025

In the first study to consider the long-term evolution of the rivers that flow beneath glaciers, researchers have new insights into the future of Antarctica's melting ice that may change the way climate scientists predict the effects of a warming planet.
Environment - Earth Sciences - 21.03.2025
Exploring the future of frozen water
Understanding ice dynamics in the Yukon's St. Elias Mountains to prepare for sea level rise and protect water resources As the world focuses on glacier preservation this UN World Water Day , re
Health - Environment - 21.03.2025

Politics - Law - 21.03.2025
Roundtable: what future for the 49th Parallel?
Health - Pharmacology - 21.03.2025

Paleontology - Environment - 20.03.2025

Guy Plint is no stranger to tracking prehistoric beasts.
Economics - Innovation - 20.03.2025

Career - Health - 20.03.2025
Exploited: temporary foreign workers in Canada are vulnerable
Blandine Emilien and Patrice Jalette paint a troubling picture of the conditions faced by labourers brought in to this country on federal work permits.
Social Sciences - 20.03.2025
Canada the happiest G7 country: International report edited by SFU expert
Canada is the happiest country in the G7, according to the World Happiness Report edited by a Simon Fraser University professor.
Agronomy & Food Science - Environment - 20.03.2025

Astronomy & Space - Physics - 19.03.2025

Music - History & Archeology - 19.03.2025

Astronomy & Space - 19.03.2025

Science The first batch of survey data released by the Euclid mission gives us a glimpse into hundreds of thousands of galaxies reaching back 10.5 billion light years - and it's only the beginn
Pharmacology - Life Sciences - 19.03.2025

UCalgary researchers reveal biological differences between the sexes when it comes to chronic pain A new study led by University of Calgary Tuan Trang , PhD, may help to explain why there is an over-representation of women experiencing chronic pain compared to men.
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