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U of C study shows 2015 flu vaccine ineffective

By Scott Strasser, February 12 2015 —

According to a study involving University of Calgary professor James Dickinson, the influenza vaccine for 2014–15 hasn’t been very effective. In some cases, it has actually increased the chance of getting the flu.… Read the rest

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Ph.D student makes dino discovery

By Hayden McBennett, November 20 2014 —

University of Calgary Ph.D student Kohei Tanaka recently made a breakthrough in the study of dinosaur nesting habits.

Paleontologists have long wondered whether oviraptorosaurs — feathered, ostrich-like dinosaurs whose name means “egg thief … Read the rest

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New research chair in cattle research

By Alexander Kim, November 20 2014 —

Two Alberta ranchers donated $5 million to the University of Calgary’s faculty of veterinary medicine to support research in cattle welfare on Nov. 4.

Father and daughter J.C. Anderson and Wynne Chisholm own … Read the rest

U of C neuroscience student wins research award

By Babur Ilchi, November 6 2014 —

Third-year neuroscience student Yasamin Mahjoub was awarded for her research on iron neurotoxicity in brain cells at the Markin Research Symposium in Health and Wellness.

Mahjoub won the oral presentation award in early-October, … Read the rest

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Former U of C researcher has work retracted

By Curtis Wolff, September 18 2014 —

Former University of Calgary medical researcher Cory Toth has had two more papers retracted from scientific journals, bringing his total to nine in the past two years. His research was retracted due to … Read the rest

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The extinction of paleontology at the U of C

By Sean Willett, September 4, 2014 —

When I tell people that I’m studying to become a paleontologist, the first response is usually: “Oh, just like Ross! From Friends!”

After confirming that I am indeed just like Ross from Friends, … Read the rest

U of C professor studies the 21st century workplace

By Alexander Kim, July 24, 2014 —

Research from University of Calgary assistant professor and psychologist Thomas O’Neill suggests that while more businesses have employees working from home, some of them have more trouble adjusting to the new workplace than … Read the rest

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