Engineering professor leads a team of microfluidics experts creating next-generation compression sleeves for cancer survivors living with lymphedema
Chemical engineering labs cut waste, save water and share virtual tools for free — earning Green Lab Gold for a second straight year
A research powerhouse quietly shaping global AI, advancing health, climate and smart cities through cutting‑edge innovation and real-world impact
Two University of Waterloo affiliated health-tech companies secure major provincial investment to bring lifesaving innovations to market
Waterloo co-op student applies engineering and tech skills at Caivan to support purpose-built housing and build land-development expertise
Silicon Valley entrepreneur will match donations to a new fund for entrepreneurial engineering students
Half of visitors who attend the annual Ontario Universities Fair will stop by the award-winning Waterloo booth for information
Curtains that generate solar power and sleepwear that monitors a baby’s heart rate may be the future of nano-fabrics, says Waterloo researcher
Jack Dorsey to University of Waterloo students: “We’d like to hire all of you . . . well, some of you at least.”
Come hear about quantum science from University of Waterloo researchers at the annual Doors Open event. The university will have four sites open on Saturday.
New zinc-air rechargeable battery is cheaper, safer and better for the environment thanks to nanotechnology
Nano-adhesive could replace toxic metals being used in the manufacturing of everything from cellphones to medical devices and airplanes
Research at innovative labs could lead to advances in wireless technologies for use in everything from smartphones to cars and healthcare
A world-class facility that could lead to the creation of new wireless technologies for use in smartphones, cars, healthcare, and beyond, opens at the University of Waterloo today
Lumotune, one of thirty startups in the VeloCity Garage this fall, is developing massive advertising displays with nanomaterials that save energy
New Waterloo engineering grad has former NHL players behind him as he launches startup with spring-loaded hockey skate
A University of Waterloo graduate with a passion for hockey has invented a spring-loaded skate that may improve performance and help prevent injuries
