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December 2004
Alberta professor named to top iCORE post
December 14, 2004
Edmonton... A top university professor is set to lend his expertise to the province's growing information and communications technology (ICT) sector. Dr. Randy Goebel, a University of Alberta professor and chair of the Department of Computing Science, has been named president and CEO of Alberta's Informatics Circle of Research Excellence (iCORE).
April 2004
Alberta
government announces 2003-2004 university research awards
April 8, 2004
Province matches funding from CFI Innovation Fund competition
Edmonton...Alberta's university research community continues
to be supported by strategic funding through the Alberta Science
and Research Investments Program (ASRIP). Through ASRIP, Alberta
Advanced Education and Technology is directing almost $23 million to 17 priority
research initiatives across the province.
New
leadership, same commitment to innovation and research leads ASRA
into its second decade
April 7, 2004
Edmonton... As it completes its 10th year, the
Alberta Science and Research Authority (ASRA) will enter its second
decade under the guidance of new Chair.
Dr. Marvin Fritzler, an ASRA board member since 1998 and professor
at the University of Calgary, takes over from Dr. Bob Church who
has served as Chair since ASRA was established in 1994. Dr. Cyril
Kay, Mr. Stephen Lougheed, Dr. Roger Smith and Dr. Lorne Tyrrell
have also been appointed to the ASRA board by the Government of
Alberta.
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