PhD candidate Melissa Stadt is working on a new mathematical model that demonstrates the ratio of potassium to sodium intake is key to regulating blood pressure.
Fan He, a PhD candidate in Systems Design Engineering, is investigating how people respond when their cars’ computer systems are hacked — and what that means for road safety.
PhD candidate Bing Hu is using machine learning to predict how new drugs could affect the body.
PhD candidate Anna-Mireilla Hayden is researching how models of 34 million years of water flow below an Antarctic glacier could alter estimates of rising sea levels.
PhD candidate Peter Wray is exploring ice dynamics in the Yukon's St. Elias Mountains to prepare for sea level rise and to protect water resources.
PhD student Shirley Wang is working on a new mathematical model that can determine a baby’s overall drug exposure when their mother is taking medication.
PhD student Amy Tai is working on imaging technology that promises better detection and treatment of breast cancer by more accurately pinpointing cancerous tissue.
Graduate students are changing the future.
From transforming cervical cancer diagnoses with nanotechnology to turning food waste into a new bioplastic, Waterloo graduate students are at the forefront of transformative research.
PhD student Aaron Yip is removing microplastics with engineering bacteria.