Alberta Research Council

Alberta Research Council (ARC) was an Alberta government funded applied research and development (R&D) corporation. In January 2010, it was replaced, in part, by Alberta Innovates - Technology Futures.[1] In November 2016 Alberta Innovates - Technology Futures was consolidated to form Alberta Innovates.[2]

Alberta Research Council
Formerly ARC, now home to Alberta Innovates and its subsidiary InnoTech Alberta.
AbbreviationARC, AI
Formation1921
TypeProvincial Research Council
Legal statusThe ARC is no longer active. Alberta Innovates is the province's research and development corporation.
PurposeGovernment-funded applied research and development corporation
HeadquartersEdmonton, Alberta, Canada
Region served
Alberta
Official language
English
Websitehttps://albertainnovates.ca/

Overview

History

The Alberta Research Council was established in 1921, as the Alberta Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, by a provincial government Order-in-Council, with Henry Marshall Tory as the first chairman.[3]

In January 2010, the ARC merged with other research and development organizations to become Alberta Innovates—Technology Futures (AITF).[4] On November 1, 2016, AITF consolidated with Alberta Innovates - Health Solutions, Alberta Innovates - Bio Solutions, and Alberta Innovates - Energy and Environment Solutions to become Alberta Innovates.[5]

Alberta Innovates' head office is located at Bell Tower in Edmonton, Alberta.

gollark: Well, all my GPUs are capable of integer maths too now.
gollark: This, of course, pales in comparison to even the outdated GTX 1050 in my server, but still.
gollark: Well, up to slightly more than that.
gollark: You can get up to a TFLOP/s out of the shiniest new Intel iGPUs.
gollark: Gen12 is really good though.

References
  1. Alberta Government news release Archived 2011-07-16 at the Wayback Machine
  2. "History | Alberta Innovates". Retrieved 2019-04-10.
  3. The New Trail Archived 2008-05-03 at the Wayback Machine, the University of Alberta's alumni magazine, October 1947
  4. "The Scientific and Industrial Research Council of Alberta - Oil Sands - Alberta's Energy Heritage". www.history.alberta.ca. Retrieved 2019-04-11.
  5. "Alberta Innovates to diversify province's economy | Alberta Innovates". Retrieved 2019-04-11.
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