The Schulich School of Engineering academic star was officially presented with the 2017 CAIMS-Fields Industrial Mathematics Prize, one of Canada’s top awards for industrial mathematics and among the world’s most prestigious math prizes.
Read MoreUniversity of Calgary scientist says his virtual reality lab will be key to developing cheaper and greener methods of oil extraction. The group of researchers and scholars have developed a virtual reality interface that allows engineers to build simulations of drilling sites or reservoir layers.
Read MoreOver the past decade, Professor Zhangxing (John) Chen’s high-tech laboratory has become the place to evaluate new ideas for extracting oil in safer, cleaner and cheaper ways. Now, one of Canada’s most distinguished researchers in petroleum reservoir simulation is receiving national recognition for his ongoing collaboration between scientists and industry partners to spark innovation across the energy sector.
Read MoreResearch students explored how to use immersive visualization techniques to enhance the experience of flying or walking through our virtual body models. The techniques included a few impressions of their first steps in the Collaboration Centre CAVE. In the immersive large-scale facility, they have reimplemented the Giant Walkthrough Brain project and a model of a Eukaryotic cell.
Learn MoreThe Centre for Molecular Simulation (CMS) hosted Operation Minerva on 7th of May 2015; a job shadowing day aimed at attracting females to careers in Sciences. Prof. Tieleman, and Prof. Noskov research groups used computer simulations to investigate the function and dynamic behaviour of biological systems that are medically relevant and could be used as potential targets for drug design.
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