Alberta students show off tech skills as part of 24-hour ‘hackathon’
The event, ‘Hacked,’ gave Alberta students the opportunity to show off their coding abilities on Saturday. Continue reading
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Artificial intelligence takes over Edmonton improv show at Citadel
Improbotics is a two-act improv performance where A.I. takes over the show. Artificial intelligence comes up with concepts for different games and formats and uses feedback from the audience. Continue reading
Albertans must put down devices before bed, be more active to improve health: report
A new study suggests adults in Alberta are having their sleep negatively affected by their electronic devices. Continue reading
New U of A study suggests some Syrian refugees ‘abandoned’ by private sponsors
The research also provided recommendations to improve the experiences of refugees involved in private sponsorship programs. Continue reading
5 fantastic health innovations from Edmonton in 2018
By Su-Ling Goh Health Reporter
Edmonton health research teams came up with mind-blowing technologies and treatments in 2018. Here are our Top 5 picks. Continue reading
TEC Edmonton celebrates successful year turning local research into new businesses
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
It’s one thing to be a gifted researcher, but turning innovative ideas into products ready for market is a complex challenge. Continue reading
Alberta science students come up with probiotic they hope will help honeybees
Students at the University of Alberta have created a probiotic that could help save the local honeybee population – and in turn, your avocado toast. Continue reading
University of Alberta hockey players recall crash: ‘First thing you think about is Humboldt’
The women were returning to Edmonton from a game in Calgary when their chartered bus clipped a semi that was pulled over on the QEII highway. Continue reading
U of A Pandas have 3 powerhouses between the pipes
By Quinn Phillips Sports Anchor/Reporter
The University of Alberta Pandas hockey team is breaking from convention and rotating three goalies rather than naming a starter. It’s working as the three women are on pace to break records. Continue reading
Access to Aboriginal doctors a struggle for Indigenous population
By Quinn Ohler Anchor/Reporter
Indigenous communities continue to struggle with access to health care including contact with culturally-aware physicians. Continue reading