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Researchers engineering new drug to beat blood cancers
RNA technology used to target gene defects in blood cells that lead to diseases like leukemia
Engineering clubs a path to a future career
Student clubs offer a taste of what it means to work together on a multifaceted design project
Researcher aims to squeeze extra life out of lithium ion batteries
Improving charge capacity could offer big advantages for manufacturers and consumers
SimTec MD uses VR to train health professionals
SimTec MD combines AI, VR, and blockchain technologies into one training tool for the next generation of health professionals
Creating Canada’s high-tech innovators of tomorrow
Federal funding supports intensive advanced training for future leaders in AI and diabetes research
Ultrasound holds promise of accurate, risk-free diagnosis of dental disease
Safe, portable imaging system one of five new health technologies funded by Alberta Innovates
App uses artificial intelligence to track healing wounds in real time
Lets patients know when to seek care
Making health care more equitable one ultrasound image at a time
AI-powered portable ultrasound system makes scans and diagnoses accessible from anywhere
Hydrogen could be the next big thing in Alberta energy
The province has the resources, infrastructure and workforce to produce the clean energy source
Made-in-Alberta sanitizing device kills SARS-CoV-2 virus in 60 seconds
The TESER ACT unit uses UV light to kill viruses and other common pathogens
Effectiveness, public perceptions of carbon storage technology studied
Funding boosts project to help accelerate time to market for advances in carbon capture, storage
Researchers find new uses for oil sands leftovers
Engineering projects explore three ways to turn a component of bitumen into carbon fibre
