The air is thick with fumes and smoke, and University of Calgary researchers are directing their skills to measuring and detecting it. In Calgary, there are three permanent air quality monitoring stations part of the
Scientists at the UofC’s Cumming School of Medicine (CSM) have found a way to stop the growth of glioblastoma, the deadliest form of brain cancer. The new discovery provides a new tactic in battling cancer.
The follow up to a 2014 study by a University of Calgary researcher showing significant benefit to preemies given caffeine in their first two days, indicates no long-term negative effects on the child’sdevelopment – and
University of Calgary researchers have developed a tool that can literally help diagnose brain injury with a pinprick of blood. The diagnostic tool, a polyethylenimine modified graphene-oxide electrochemical immunosensor, as it’s technically known, is a
