Geoff McMaster is a video producer, news writer, and editor based in Edmonton, Alberta. He focuses on local news and has written for various publications including the University of Alberta, Tech Xplore, and Troy Media Digital Solutions. His work has also been featured in Alberta Prime Times and Phys.org.
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Geoff McMaster focuses on scientific and engineering themes, often citing data to support his articles. He covers a wide range of topics including technology, customer service, indigenous people, music education, research, entrepreneurship among others.
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The Faculty of Engineering is launching a new undergraduate degree program integrating the high-demand fields of robotics and electrical, computer and mechanical engineering. The five-year program — including 20 months of industry co-op placement — will be the first of its kind in the Prairie provinces. It is a direct response to the aims of the Alberta 2030: Building Skills for Jobs strategy, helping Alberta become a “technology hub” to attract top talent from around the world.
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Working with Blackfoot Elder Leroy Little Bear of the University of Lethbridge, Native studies professor and filmmaker Tasha Hubbard has produced a new film that captures a growing movement to repair the lost connection between the buffalo and Indigenous people — a bond that existed for millennia before it was severed by colonialism and decimated buffalo populations.
A new mentorship program at the U of A called Black Youth for Social Innovation (BYSI) offers comprehensive, paid work-integrated learning experiences and mentorship in participants’ fields of interest.
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Through research collaborations, language programs and student exchanges, the centre has been an “essential partner” for the U of A, Alberta and Canada.
The Canadian women’s sitting volleyball team won its first Paralympic medal in Paris — partly led by assistant coach and counselling psychology PhD student Kate Rozendaal, who is doing research on the conditions that allow elite athletes in women’s Parasport to flourish.
Since 1987, the U of A’s On Campus program has been immersing differently abled students in the full university experience, where they flourish and grow alongside registered students.
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Project examines how junk science is promoted by sources such as Amazon — and how to ensure Canadians get reliable information.
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Far smaller and cheaper than conventional power plants, next-generation reactors could provide clean energy to rural communities.
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Four bachelor of design graduates have created a pop-up exhibit in the U of A's Artificial Intelligence Discovery Place that introduces visitors to the first principles of AI — with easy-to-understand displays and hands-on activities — before they move on to the presentation of the latest research.
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