Faculty of Science
We're mobilizing scientific knowledge with the goal of making positive change for our community and the world.
Some years sparkle, some years shine. For this faculty of science, 2024 was a full-on fireworks display – one of the best years on record. In 2025, we continue to move boldly forward by designing the new science building, expanding groundbreaking research, and graduating more skilled talent – in short, getting science done in a way that drives Alberta’s future.
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Blue Peace and Beyond: UCalgary, Swiss Consulate host global dialogue on water diplomacy
International leaders convene at UCalgary to strengthen networks and science-driven solutions for shared water resources
The sky is no limit: UCalgary’s legacy of space science innovation
Research group has been involved in more than 20 space missions since the 1970s
UCalgary’s space weather network has eyes on the sky in Canada’s North
Dual-use sensors used to study science also support real-time systems for northern security, telecommunications and environmental monitoring
Kennedy Scholarships awarded to students with big dreams in fintech, video game development
Entrepreneurial by nature, Tamjeed Ekram and Braden Baumann's UCalgary studies supported by awards worth a combined $200,000
Now Innovating: Circular Plastics live panel discussion
Challenges and new initiatives for recycling to ensure a sustainable approach the focus of latest webcast
UCalgary researcher wins Mitacs award for (re)shaping the future of geographic information systems
Faramarz Samavati’s research helps us make sense of the world
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‘Really cool’: Fireball lights up Calgary sky
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University of Calgary researchers find northern sensor array also has military value
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