Andrew Iwaniuk

Infrastructure investment by Canada Foundation for Innovation supports University of Lethbridge research labs

Research labs in neuroscience, chemistry & biochemistry and biological sciences earn JELF funding

New research challenges long-standing myths that dodos were silly birds

Study finds the bird's brain was not smaller than expected for a bird of its size

New NSERC-funded study to examine how ingesting microplastic particles can affect brain health

Microplastics increasingly contaminate our food and water

University of Lethbridge PhD student leads international study of extinct Hawaiian bird

Hawaiian ibis evolved unusually small eyes and a dramatically reduced visual system

Comparative neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Iwaniuk revels in unlocking the what, how and why of bird behaviour

Board of Governors Research Chair in Comparative Neuroscience has co-authored new book on avian behaviour

University of Lethbridge-led international study finds harriers have evolved hunting technique similar to owls

Harriers use auditory signals to hone in on prey

Ruffed Grouse study to aid in management of prized game bird

The study has received $30,400 in funding support from the Alberta Conservation Association

Mysterious Night Parrots may not see in the dead of night

U of L’s Dr. Andrew Iwaniuk contributes to international study

Canada Foundation for Innovation investment to support creation of cutting-edge cellular imaging research centre

The Cell Signaling Interdisciplinary Research Centre (CSIRC) is a facility that will bring together researchers from neuroscience, biochemistry and biological sciences

Rethinking Our Understanding of Brain Evolution

When it comes to the evolution of the brain, bigger doesn’t always mean better, says Dr. Andrew Iwaniuk (MSc ’00)

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Andrew Iwaniuk

Infrastructure investment by Canada Foundation for Innovation supports University of Lethbridge research labs

New research challenges long-standing myths that dodos were silly birds

New NSERC-funded study to examine how ingesting microplastic particles can affect brain health

University of Lethbridge PhD student leads international study of extinct Hawaiian bird

Comparative neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Iwaniuk revels in unlocking the what, how and why of bird behaviour

University of Lethbridge-led international study finds harriers have evolved hunting technique similar to owls

Ruffed Grouse study to aid in management of prized game bird

Mysterious Night Parrots may not see in the dead of night

Canada Foundation for Innovation investment to support creation of cutting-edge cellular imaging research centre

Rethinking Our Understanding of Brain Evolution

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