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Soapbox Science event returns to Calgary

Accomplishments of Elizabeth Cannon celebrated during women in science and innovation event

The UCalgary team accepts their silver award with a flag borrowed from the Canadian Embassy in Doha. From left: Hager Ben Mansour, Faculty of Science; Mais Abu Saleh, Faculty of Kinesiology; Rineem Saleh and Heyam Abdulrahman, Faculty of Arts; Machaille Al-Naimi, of the Qatar Foundation; Ziad Abusara, team coach from the Faculty of Kinesiology; and Hayat Abdullah Marafi, the executive director of QatarDebate. Photos courtesy Ziad Abusara

Debate in Doha: UCalgary team takes silver in Arabic-language competition

Lesley Rigg renewed as dean, Faculty of Science

Suzanne Tough, left, Marie Delorme and Elizabeth Cannon were honoured for their leadership on International Women's Day (March 8) in New York. UN Women photos

Elizabeth Cannon, Suzanne Tough recognized by United Nations on International Women's Day

Attendees at the 2018 Women in Data Science Conference at Stanford University. Photo by Ved Chirayath

Women lead the way at global data science conference

What does successful entrepreneurship look like for women?

International Women's Day a time to reflect on women in research roles

Class of 2017: Math and music prove the perfect combination for chemistry PhD grad

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