A film featuring two pioneers of neuroscience at the University of Lethbridge explores the history of their research and how it has helped shape the world.
WATCH: Justin Sibbet reports.Ian Whishaw and Bryan Kolb were with the U of L from its foundation, having experienced its growth over the decades.
“Their innovative research, fearless exploration of the unknown, and dedication to mentoring generations of scientists are captivating stories that highlight the power of science in making a real impact.” “The government said they were going to shut the university down and I think that affected everybody in the same way, as well as the community. Thankfully, they didn’t shut it down, they got through a bad spot and now it’s a pretty major university in Canada.”If it would have seen its doors closed in the 1970s, students like Maryam Kia would have never been able to grow their careers in southern Alberta.
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