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The future of resilient cities takes centre stage at Schulich Connects

As cities face increasing pressure from climate change, aging systems and growing demand, building resilience has become a defining challenge for engineers and planners. This was the focus of this spring’s Schulich Connects panel, Resilient Cities: Building Infrastructure Using Sustainable Systems Engineering, where experts discussed how sustainable design, innovative materials and systems thinking can strengthen urban infrastructure for the future.The discussion emphasized the need to rethink n...
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Nader Mahinpey, Leonid Belostotski named Engineering Institute of Canada Fellows

The Engineering Institute of Canada (EIC) has named two Schulich School of Engineering faculty members to its 2026 class of Fellows, recognizing their influential contributions to research, education and the broader engineering community. They are among 24 engineers across the country receiving this honour.“Being named Fellows of the Engineering Institute of Canada is a prestigious acknowledgement of the outstanding contributions these engineers have made to their fields,” says Schulich Dean And...
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The promise of AI in cardiovascular care examined at Schulich Connects

Over the past few years, the AI boom has transformed the way we live and work. AI has become a central topic of conversation and has been adopted and integrated across nearly every industry. This includes health care. Engineering researchers and industry experts discussed the ways AI is already reshaping cardiovascular care at the recent Schulich School of Engineering  Schulich Connects panel discussion, “Smart Health: Transforming Cardiovascular Care with Imaging and AI.”  The panel weighed in...
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UCalgary-led research builds tools needed for future hydrogen fuel technologies

Researchers from the Schulich School of Engineering are advancing the tools needed to support the safe, efficient and reliable use of hydrogen technologies as momentum builds around hydrogen infrastructure development.The multi-year project focuses on advancing flame and detonation arrestor technologies — critical components for managing risk and maintaining system performance in hydrogen fuel applications.It is led by Dr. Xiaohang (Leo) Fang, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Mechan...
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UCalgary celebrates shared purpose with United Way, launches 2025 Workplace Campaign

The 2025 United Way Workplace Campaign at the University of Calgary is now underway, with donations welcome until Dec. 21 as students, faculty and staff once again unite to demonstrate a shared commitment to meaningful social change.For 35 years, the partnership between UCalgary and the United Way of Calgary and Area has raised more than $11 million, helping to reduce vulnerability and strengthen communities across the region.Aligned with the university’s Ahead of Tomorrow strategic plan, and im...
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Cannon Lachapelle Awards celebrate UCalgary entrepreneurial excellence

Photo above: Award recipients and UCalgary leaders at the Cannon Lachapelle Awards celebration. Front row: President Emerita Elizabeth Cannon, left, Professor Emeritus Gérard Lachapelle, right, and student recipients. Back row-left: Dr. Tara Beattie, dean and vice-provost (graduate studies). Back row-right: Guy Levesque, Hunter Hub executive director, and Andrea Morris, vice-president (development and alumni). Photo by Adrian Shellard Entrepreneurial thinking at the University of Calgary is abou...
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UCalgary receives $2.5M grant to improve navigation of support systems for multiple neurodivergent communities

Researchers at the University of Calgary have received a $2.5-million Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Partnership Grant grant to help neurodivergent individuals and their families find and access the supports they need.Neurodivergence includes developmental conditions such as autism, intellectual disability, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, fragile X syndrome and cerebral palsy. Dr. David Nicholas, BSW’85, MSW’88, PhD, acting dean of the Faculty of Social Work says despit...
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UCalgary highlights its sector-wide expertise at Global Energy Show

The University of Calgary attended this month’s Global Energy Show 2025 (GES 2025) in Calgary, showcasing its transdisciplinary research and innovation while offering a glimpse into the future of energy.From June 10-12, GES 2025 brought together nearly 35,000 energy professionals, innovators and decision makers to explore the latest advancements across the world of energy, including oil, gas, renewables and emerging technologies."We were delighted to be part of this year's Global Energy Show," s...
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UCalgary researchers explore benefits of using robotic technology in urban planning

It was quite a delivery when a big robotic arm rolled into Calgary in January.Its arrival marked a key milestone for Robocraft, an innovation and research initiative undertaken by the University of Calgary’s School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape (SAPL) under the Urban Alliance (UA) partnership.Weighing in at more than 450 kilograms, the arm, distributed by global technology leader ABB, will enable researchers to customise different fabrication tools and test-drive new methods for buildi...
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How can we support local organizations in building vibrant, connected communities?

Since the launch of the University of Calgary’s 2024 United Way Workplace Campaign on Oct. 1, the campus community has energetically embraced activities and initiatives that drive meaningful change — proving every effort counts, whether through monetary donations or volunteering. UCalgary and United Way of Calgary and Area (UWCA) have been committed partners to making a difference in addressing some of society's biggest challenges across four key areas: mental health, socioeconomic well-being, s...
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Class of 2024: UCalgary PhD grad nurtures passion to support families through the cancer experience

This month's fall convocation will feature an incredible lineup of graduands who have achieved academic excellence and who are poised to make significant contributions to their communities with entrepreneurial and innovative ideas. Among them is Katie Webber, a PhD graduand from the Faculty of Nursing, whose career as a paediatric oncology nurse has been defined by her dedication to improving health-care experiences for families. Webber started her career as a paediatric oncology nurse at the Al...
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UCalgary launches 2024 United Way Workplace Campaign

The University of Calgary has officially launched its 2024 United Way Workplace Campaign, reaffirming its commitment to fostering lasting social change in the Calgary and area community. United Way of Calgary and Area (UWCA) serves as Calgary’s safety net and a leader in driving social change by uniting businesses, government agencies and non-profits across the city to tackle today’s challenges and build stronger, more resilient communities.Over the past 35 years, UCalgary's partnership with Uni...