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The ACCESS Open Minds project began in 2016 with efforts to make mental health services more accessible to young people. (Photo: Getty Images)

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U of A research opens doors of access to youth mental health services

Students and researchers contribute to cross-Canada study that has changed service delivery for the better.

April 28, 2025
By Gillian Rutherford

The calorimeters (pictured) were one of the elements of the ATLAS detector that U of A physicists were involved with as founding members of the ATLAS team. (Photo: CERN)

Science and Technology, Research

From Edmonton to CERN and back: U of A physicists land Breakthrough Prize

U of A researchers recognized for decades of key contributions to the ATLAS detector at the Large Hadron Collider.

April 24, 2025
By Adrianna MacPherson

Science and Technology

Splitting water molecules with sunlight

The process to produce hydrogen fuel could become a cheaper and more efficient path to a clean energy future than existing solar technologies.

April 24, 2025
By Geoff McMaster

Researchers found that a comprehensive approach for removing food “hotspots” that attract deer to farms or fields is likely necessary to effectively manage the spread of chronic wasting disease. (Photo: Getty Images)

Science and Technology, Research

All-out approach needed to curb chronic wasting disease ‘hotspots’ on farms, study suggests

Removing access to some but not all food attractants could increase the risk of transmission of the fatal disease among mule deer.

April 23, 2025
By Adrianna MacPherson

Michael Houghton Awarded 2020 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

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Michael Houghton wins Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine along with Harvey J. Alter and Charles M. Rice for the discovery of the hepatitis C (HCV) virus.

Science and Technology, Research

U of A Nobel winner’s impact extends from personal to global

Michael Houghton’s colleagues and trainees describe the determination that led him to discover the hepatitis C virus and continue his quest for vaccines that will save millions of lives.

08 October 2020 By Gillian Rutherford

Research, Science and Technology

COVID-19 has ‘created a new paradigm for developing vaccines,’ says U of A Nobel winner

A vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 is essential—and thanks to scientific advances and global will, it will likely come faster than any previous vaccine, according to virologist Michael Houghton.

08 October 2020 By Michael Brown

Research, Health And Wellness

U of A virologist Michael Houghton explains the only thing that could best receiving a Nobel Prize.

07 October 2020

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U of A research opens doors of access to youth mental health services

From Edmonton to CERN and back: U of A physicists land Breakthrough Prize

Splitting water molecules with sunlight

All-out approach needed to curb chronic wasting disease ‘hotspots’ on farms, study suggests

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