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  1. U of L researchers study the underlying biological processes associated with the development of Alzheimer’s disease

    https://www.ulethbridge.ca/communications/u-l-researchers-study-underlying-biological-processes-associated-development

    consider other sources of noise over the life course are also needed.” “Among the various aspects of the ... sources of noise over the life course are also needed.” “Among the various aspects of the effects of noise ...

  2. Pandemic underlines need to revamp academic system that disadvantages parenting researchers and women

    https://www.ulethbridge.ca/communications/pandemic-underlines-need-revamp-academic-system-disadvantages-parenting-researchers

    farmyard animals make — coauthored by my son of course — it is not getting written,” says Roberts in the ... going to be about the sounds farmyard animals make — coauthored by my son of course — it is not getting ...

  3. Is virtual voting the way of the future?

    https://www.ulethbridge.ca/communications/virtual-voting-way-future

    this.” The group began working on its idea in May 2019. Hurd-Watler did an applied study course over the ... course over the summer focusing on the value of blockchain in reducing vulnerabilities in Alberta’s ...

  4. Grant to aid in developing new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease

    https://www.ulethbridge.ca/communications/grant-aid-developing-new-treatments-alzheimer%E2%80%99s-disease

    disease only address some of the symptoms. They do not prevent or alter the course of the disease.” In the ... the symptoms. They do not prevent or alter the course of the disease.” In the project, Mohajerani, ...

  5. U of L researchers earn $918,000 CIHR grant to test a new idea in memory formation

    https://www.ulethbridge.ca/communications/u-l-researchers-earn-918000-cihr-grant-test-new-idea-memory-formation

    a deck of cards, except that the number of old patterns exceeds the numbers of recent ones, of course ... course,” says McNaughton. “What’s happening during this replay is the cortex is kind of re-evaluating its ...

  6. University of Lethbridge student and Horns rugby player Karlee Durfey offering a rainbow of hope

    https://www.ulethbridge.ca/communications/university-lethbridge-student-and-horns-rugby-player-karlee-durfey-offering-rainbow

    room. The model, of course, is Bo. “We donate any money we raise straight to families we know who need ... embroidered in a Calgary hospital room. The model, of course, is Bo. “We donate any money we raise straight to ...

  7. University of Lethbridge planning for significant return to campus for Fall 2021 semester

    https://www.ulethbridge.ca/communications/university-lethbridge-planning-significant-return-campus-fall-2021-semester

    working to determine how to offer as many course experiences on campus as possible, while ensuring the ... and others and working to determine how to offer as many course experiences on campus as possible, ...

  8. McCain Foundation investment paves the way for U of L studentships in sustainable agriculture

    https://www.ulethbridge.ca/communications/mccain-foundation-investment-paves-way-u-l-studentships-sustainable-agriculture

    courses and new networking opportunities. Students in the specialized cohort will conduct a thesis-based ... world-class researchers at the U of L, as well as novel courses and new networking opportunities. Students in ...

  9. U of L research propelled by Mitacs Accelerate grant

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    of course, of significant interest to Jasper National Park and Parks Canada and especially to the ... wildfire,” says Chasmer. “This is, of course, of significant interest to Jasper National Park and Parks ...

  10. Study examines importance of social interaction on brain health in wake of pandemic isolation 

    https://www.ulethbridge.ca/communications/study-examines-importance-social-interaction-brain-health-wake-pandemic-isolation%C2%A0

    discovered over the course of their work that while physical and social enrichment benefits both males and ... Metz. They also discovered over the course of their work that while physical and social enrichment ...