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Why nighttime blood pressure doesn't always drop
Most people's blood pressure falls by 10 to 20 per cent while they sleep, giving the heart and blood vessels a chance to recover. But for some people, that nighttime dip never happens. Known as "non-dippers," these individuals face a higher risk of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease and premature death.
Math alum creates strategy board game
Long before Tokelau was ready for players, the board game was already being tested in graduate student apartments, board game cafés and around kitchen tables across Waterloo.
How Math Orientation helped Robyn Bhola find community at Waterloo
After arriving at the University of Waterloo as an international student, Robyn Varda Bhola found friendship, community and lasting connections through Math Orientation.
How the CEMC is helping to increase gender equity in math and computer science
Here are three of the CEMC’s many programs that are specifically helping to address the gender equity gap.
Pascal Poupart awarded $170k NSERC Alliance Grant
Titled “Agentic Workflow Adaptation and Validation,” the two-year project will advance two research directions related to agentic ecosystems.
Six CS students receive Ontario Graduate Scholarships
From enhancing AI safety and reliability to paving the way for self-driving cars, this year’s cohort of OGS recipients offers a glimpse into Ontario’s next generation of researchers.
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