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Mountains in Kananaskis

In the News: Calgary Herald

No recharge: Long-term Prairie drought raises concerns over groundwater levels (Masaki Hayashi)

Drawing of books on a bookshelf with hand reaching for one

In the News: arch magazine

6 Books and Podcasts for a Successful Year Ahead

A man in a red jacket stands in front of a red plane with luggage stacked next to him on a snowy landscape

Why is Antarctica melting? Find out at upcoming EARTHx speaker series

Tyrannosaurus Rex

In the News: CBS News

Tyrannosaurus fossil found with final meals in its stomach (Darla Zelenitsky)

Energy vs. Climate

podcast

Energy vs Climate podcast: Take a deep dive into CO2 removal technologies

Lora Oehlberg and Wesley Willett pose with their book, Making with Data: Physical Design and Craft in a Data-Driven World

UCalgary scientists turn their experience into books

Dinosaur fossil

In the News: Smithsonian Magazine

The Top Ten Dinosaur Discoveries of 2023 (Alberta paleontologists at #5 on the list)

Dr. Darla Zelenitsky

In the News: BBC

Tyrannosaur’s last meal was two baby dinosaurs (Darla Zelenitsky)

Technology being developed in a laboratory at the University of Calgary could one day be used to draw gigatons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

In the News: EOS.org

An electrifying approach to carbon capture (Arthi Gopalakrishnan and Steve Larter)

An illustration of a Gorgosaurus feeding on a Citipes in the forest

What’s for dinner? UCalgary paleontologist finds out through remarkable specimen