Archeology
Fossils reveal relatives of tyrant dinosaurs
Scientists on Monday announced the discovery of an unknown species of typhoid that lived in the North American Plain 80 million years ago.
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View from soaring glass bottom observatories
With transparent floors looking down from dizzying heights, these observation points give you breathtaking views but not for the faint of heart.
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Detecting brain response mechanisms with stress
Regular stress often results in a heavy physical and mental effect on our bodies.
Archeology
Discover small dinosaurs like chickens in the United States
A University of Calgary researcher who analyzed dinosaur bones obtained after ancient bone excavations discovered a dinosaur the size of a chicken.
Archeology
Finding fossilized prehistoric turtle fossils and eggs in South Alberta
Scientists at the University of Calgary and the Tyrrell Royal Paleontological Museum have recently discovered a 75-million-year-old fossil of a pregnant sea turtle.
Space science
Canada participates in manufacturing the largest radio telescope
Engineers and astrophysicists from Calgary University of Canada will participate in the world's largest radio telescope project.
Biology
Decoding genes to create analgesics in opium
Scientists at the University of Calgary, Canada have announced that they have deciphered one of the genetic secrets of opium.
Animal world
Wind turbines are the risk of death of bats
Energy-generating wind turbines have long been thought to be a life-threatening risk for birds. But in fact, a large number of bats have died because of this type of dev…
Environment
-40 degrees C, Canada is so cold that penguins have to
King penguins, one of five species living in the Calgary zoo in western Alberta, Canada, are more accustomed to cold climates than the Humboldt penguins often prefer war…
Medicine - Health
Successfully modulated vaccine against dysentery
University of Calgary Canadian researchers have successfully developed a vaccine to prevent dysentery amib, which has claimed every year of life of 100,000 people worldw…
Cancer
Radioactive particles can treat the root of breast cancer
Cancer treatment specialists at Tom Baker Cancer Center, Calgary, Canada are using new methods for treating breast cancer.
New technology
Use biofilm to clean toxins during oil sludge recycling
Biologists work at the University of Calgary and engineers at the University of Alberta, Canada, as part of a research project to address water pollution (by toxins and…
New technology
Robots help brain surgery
Canadian scientists and engineers have developed a tactile robot that allows doctors to perform surgical procedures in the human brain. Expected this robot, called neuro…