The U of A has recently placed second in Canada for AI research — but is this a worthwhile avenue? For science, it could be.
Andy Knight and his daughter worked together to bring his research on the Armed Forces to a wider audience through a ...
The Gateway respectfully acknowledges we are situated on ᐊᒥᐢᑿᒌᐚᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ (Amiskwacîwâskahikan) Treaty 6 territory, traditional ...
Celebrate Latitude 53’s 53rd birthday by checking out a cool art show! The opening night of Schmoozy 53 will celebrate half a ...
Bill 38 will establish a new tuition framework, institutional neutrality, and standard for student codes of conduct.
Alberta wants schools want to be secularized from politics, but Bill 25 proves that education has never been a neutral ...
The government will table legislation on institutional neutrality, freedom of expression, and student codes of conduct this fall.
While PLGA is a long way from being used for humans, the study shows promise as a novel Alzheimer’s treatment.
Professors should not be using AI to teach students, and the University of Alberta definitely shouldn't be supporting them.
At the Students’ Council meeting on October 20, councillors discussed international student health care after the referendum, ...
Although just released late this September, Lattice Climbing by Edmonton-based band Morning Coyote already feels like a ...
A combination of drone-based remote sensing and machine learning could help researchers monitor soil health across larger areas, according to a University of Alberta study.
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