Perhaps the elixir for a young brain comes in the form of a t-shirt, shorts, a bottle of water and a treadmill. Aging might be a natural process, but University of Calgary researchers are looking at how to slow down decreased brain function in seniors by increasing their fitness and exercise. Brain In Motion lead… Continue reading Exercise linked to increased brain activity in seniors
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Toxicology still not as popular as mixology
A new team of toxic crusaders is on the job at the University of Calgary. The U of C’s new Institute of Environmental Toxicology aims to clean up chemicals and other toxins that can harm the environment. “The IET is a multi-disciplinary institute based in the faculty of science,” said U of C professor and… Continue reading Toxicology still not as popular as mixology
Quality money deadline extended to November 15
The Students’ Union has extended the deadline on submissions for Quality Money grants to Nov. 15. The Quality Money program is a partnership between the University of Calgary board of governors and the Students’ Union. Each year, approximately $1.5 million is collected from tuition for students, staff and faculty to spend on projects that enhance… Continue reading Quality money deadline extended to November 15
Puzzles and games make headway in academia
The University of Calgary hosted the fifth Richard and Louise Guy Lecture presentation on September 16. This year’s guest speaker was mathematician-artist Erik Demaine. The Guy family attended the U of C in 1966 and established the lecture to show people that math can be fun, diverse and creative. Demaine, they felt, was the perfect… Continue reading Puzzles and games make headway in academia
Research looks to reconnect nerve damage
University of Calgary researchers have recently published findings on peripheral nerve regeneration that could potentially help people regain lost sensation and motor function. Dr. Douglas Zochodne has researched peripheral nerves, which allow for the sense of touch, since 2006. It is common for people with different nerve injuries, or neuropathy, to have damaged nerves regenerate… Continue reading Research looks to reconnect nerve damage