Faculty of Arts & Science

Artificial intelligence can help diagnose and monitor patients with neurological disorders

Research paves the way for a smartphone app that can help assess patients with impaired movement

PUBlic Professor Series talk analyzes the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence

On Thursday, Nov. 21, Dr. Jackie Rice will present The Benefits and Risks of Artificial Intelligence

Michael Chan Prize in Asian Studies goes to religious studies major

Jessica Knoop-Lentz is this year's winner of the Michael Chan Prize in Asian Studies

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

U of L researchers are working to determine where brain plaques and tangles associated with Alzheimer's disease emerge

U of L computing team captures fifth place in programming contest

After weeks of practice, four U of L teams tested their programming mettle; their performance has secured them a spot at the North American Championship

U of L students form first international chapter of the Biophysical Society

New chapter, the first in Western Canada, unites students from the University of Montana and the U of L

Giving back builds family legacy

Alumnus Russel Orcutt (BSc '94) donated to the U of L as a way to give back to both the University and his parents

PUBlic Professor Series event explores how humans talk to robots

Dr. Matthew Tata will present How to Talk to Your Robot: Using Cognitive Neuroscience to Make Robots That Can Hear

Path of learning has taken Justin Vigar around the world

Justin Vigar, who will receive a master of science during Saturday's convocation ceremonies, credits the U of L and its liberal education philosophy for providing him with a transformative experience that has helped him become a scientist

Winners of the annual Chinook Symposium in Chemistry & Biochemistry

From students in high school to those at the doctoral level, all showcased their research at the annual Chinook Symposium

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