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Judge Gurcharan Singh Bhatia has spent a lifetime advancing human rights and championing the importance of educating future generations. A longtime supporter of the U of A, he continues to inspire students through awards and initiatives that help build a more inclusive society.

U of A researchers are uncovering how genes and lifestyle factors interact to influence stroke risk and outcomes. Using “multiomics” methods to analyze DNA, proteins and metabolites, the team aims to identify biomarkers that could lead to faster diagnosis, improved prediction

The U of A’s new interdisciplinary AI + Health Hub brings together experts from 10 faculties to turn advanced research into practical health-care solutions. From disease diagnosis to hospital management and drug discovery, the initiative invites leading AI expertise to improve

A U of A-led team has completed a 613-metre core, the deepest ice core ever drilled in the Americas, from the Müller Ice Cap in Nunavut. The core, along with three shallower ones, will help uncover up to 20,000 years of Arctic climate and ocean history. ualberta.ca/en/folio/2025/…

Birds and mythical beasts take centre stage in a new exhibition at the U of A. Curated by Isabel (Pi-Fen) Chueh, Birds & Beasts features intricate artifacts from national collections, revealing how civil and military officials of the Qing dynasty used embroidered rank badges to

Meet Isabel Pi-Fen Chueh, curator of the Mactaggart Art Collection and the creative force behind Birds and Beasts: Wearing Honour and Order in the Qing Dynasty. From her first snowy days on campus to finding inspiration from the river valley, Isabel shares how her journey at

Did you know AI learns just like a human brain? U of A researchers have developed an algorithm that mimics the brain by adding new neurons as it learns. Deep learning models power tools like smart assistants and self-driving cars, but over time, they can lose their ability to

From revitalizing Chinatown to campus cultural groups, U of A students Kelly and Melody share how they’ve explored pathways to connect with and celebrate Asian heritage in Edmonton. ualberta.ca/en/youalberta/…

A U of A team has developed software for mixed reality glasses that partially restores peripheral vision for people affected by stroke or brain injury. By compressing the visual field into the area users can still see, the technology helps them navigate more safely.

Meet Xavier Penetrante, a third-year honors neuroscience student at the U of A researching traumatic brain injury at the Allison Lab. Working with Dr. Ted Allison and Dr. Tanja Zerulla, Xavier studies the behaviour and cognition of zebrafish larvae to support impactful research

Step inside the Allison Lab with student researcher Xavier as he studies the behaviours of zebrafish larvae to support neurodegenerative disease research. UAlbertaScience

How do zebrafish help us understand, and possibly prevent, traumatic brain injury and dementia? In our final video of the series, Dr. Ted Allison and Dr. Tanja Zerulla share how student researchers like Xavier are advancing discoveries in the Allison Lab, and making a real