Researchers say wildfires are evolving due to new fuels and the encroachment of urban areas on rural spaces necessitating new approaches to combatting wildfires
Kitchener-based company drives the region’s economic growth with breakthrough technology that helps scientists get to discoveries faster
New research challenges gender bias in aviation performance using eye-tracking technology and flight simulation
From process optimization to multi-scale modeling and machine learning, Waterloo researchers receive widespread support to develop technologies of the future
Local Waterloo alumni have developed a global medical breakthrough that significantly improves patient outcomes in total joint replacement surgeries
For 17 consecutive years, the University of Waterloo has been recognized as Canada's top comprehensive research university — driven by a bold, multi-disciplinary approach and strong industry partnerships that turn ideas into impact.
Advanced computation is supporting homeowners and communities prepare and respond to natural disasters
Dean Mary Wells pays tribute to the iron ring's 100 year legacy
U.S. President Donald Trump has launched an unprecedented tariff war against more than 180 countries – what I call “World War Trade” (WWT). I argue that from a competitive dynamics perspective, it’s a strategy that has some merit – for Canada.
What began as a 150-square-foot windowless lab at the University of Waterloo in 2004 is today the Multi-Scale Additive Manufacturing (MSAM) Lab — Canada’s largest academic metal additive manufacturing (AM) facility. With a space spanning 15,000 square feet, equipped with more than $25 million in cutting-edge infrastructure, MSAM leads innovation in advanced manufacturing, developing the next generation of sustainable 3D printing technologies for industries worldwide.