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Moving biomedical research forward with IRONSperm
Sperm-templated soft magnetic microrobots offer promise for treating cancer, infertility and more By Janet Armstrong Faculty of Engineering How would the treatment experience and outcomes change for cancer patients if we could actively deliver chemotherapy drugs directly to their tumours?
Sperm-templated soft magnetic microrobots offer promise for treating cancer, infertility and more By Janet Armstrong Faculty of Engineering How would the treatment experience and outcomes change for cancer patients if we could actively deliver chemotherapy drugs directly to their tumours?
New Schlegel Research Chair in Dementia and Active Living
Kinesiology Professor Laura Middleton appointed as new research chair Staff Laura Middleton , associate professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Sciences at the University of Waterloo, ha
Kinesiology Professor Laura Middleton appointed as new research chair Staff Laura Middleton , associate professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Sciences at the University of Waterloo, ha
Discussing ethical tech is a journey we should all be taking
Waterloo hosts a masterclass at Collision on new approaches to responsible technology development By Stephanie Longeway University Relations Building ethical technology is "not a destination, it's a journey," said Jennifer Boger , professor in the Faculty of Engineering and chief science officer at ESG.AI.
Waterloo hosts a masterclass at Collision on new approaches to responsible technology development By Stephanie Longeway University Relations Building ethical technology is "not a destination, it's a journey," said Jennifer Boger , professor in the Faculty of Engineering and chief science officer at ESG.AI.
Canadian scientists celebrate launch of Euclid satellite
Mission will explore the evolution of the dark Universe Today, the European Space Agency launched its Euclid satellite from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Mission will explore the evolution of the dark Universe Today, the European Space Agency launched its Euclid satellite from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Prioritizing well-being
We encourage all members of the UWaterloo community to make use of the various resources and supports University of Waterloo Our community was shaken by a disturbing hate-motivated attack related to gender expression and gender identity.
We encourage all members of the UWaterloo community to make use of the various resources and supports University of Waterloo Our community was shaken by a disturbing hate-motivated attack related to gender expression and gender identity.
Hate has no place here
A message from the Office of the President By Vivek Goel President and Vice Chancellor A transcript of President Goel's remarks from the June 29, 2023 Community Gathering that took place in the Arts Quad is below.
A message from the Office of the President By Vivek Goel President and Vice Chancellor A transcript of President Goel's remarks from the June 29, 2023 Community Gathering that took place in the Arts Quad is below.
U.S. public pensions could be $21 billion richer right now
New report says benefits of divesting from fossil fuels are environmental and financial New research shows that U.S. public pension funds would be $21 billion richer had they divested from fossil fuels a decade ago.
New report says benefits of divesting from fossil fuels are environmental and financial New research shows that U.S. public pension funds would be $21 billion richer had they divested from fossil fuels a decade ago.
How to disrupt industries using generative AI
Waterloo AI experts lead a masterclass at Collision on how business leaders can unlock the transformative potential of LLMs By Stephanie Longeway University Relations "Unless you've been living under
Waterloo AI experts lead a masterclass at Collision on how business leaders can unlock the transformative potential of LLMs By Stephanie Longeway University Relations "Unless you've been living under
Adjusting to life in Canada
Lena Kozyr leaves Ukraine, and begins research at UWaterloo through Scholars at Risk program By Jenna Braun For the Faculty of Health At the beginning of last summer, master's student Lena Kozyr fled
Lena Kozyr leaves Ukraine, and begins research at UWaterloo through Scholars at Risk program By Jenna Braun For the Faculty of Health At the beginning of last summer, master's student Lena Kozyr fled
Autonomous racing team achieves personal best in Italian race
After four races on oval tracks, driverless race car faces first road test By Melodie Roschman Faculty of Mathematics Last weekend, University of Waterloo students on a multi-school autonomous racing
After four races on oval tracks, driverless race car faces first road test By Melodie Roschman Faculty of Mathematics Last weekend, University of Waterloo students on a multi-school autonomous racing
More than $1.3 million awarded to Waterloo researchers
Four Waterloo professors receive federal funding to support small modular reactors research By Angelica Marie Sanchez University Relations The Government of Canada has awarded more than $1.3 m
Four Waterloo professors receive federal funding to support small modular reactors research By Angelica Marie Sanchez University Relations The Government of Canada has awarded more than $1.3 m
With climate change accelerating, our cities and spaces are expected to get hotter, experiencing intense heat waves as well as drought and water shortages in many regions.
Pushing the speed limit: What will the future of the Internet look like?
More people rely on the Internet to work, play, shop, and connect with others, growing the demand for global data traffic by 40% every year.
More people rely on the Internet to work, play, shop, and connect with others, growing the demand for global data traffic by 40% every year.
Every day in Canada, approximately nine men die by suicide. Men make up 75 per cent of all suicide deaths in the country.
