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
University of Waterloo students in the Integrated Water Management program will work across four Faculties to solve complex water problems.
Waterloo researcher awarded $1.8 million to move beyond the lithium-ion battery and advance the next generation of more powerful and longer lasting batteries.
Waterloo researcher helps design app after her study reveals salespeople don’t know much about the energy efficient appliances they’re selling.
Public is invited to watch the action as high school teams race their electric vehicles at the University of Waterloo
Big international win in Germany for tiny robot designed by Waterloo nanorobotics group.
Drive4Data helps Waterloo researchers track real-world driving habits of electric car drivers. Engineers will use data to design the electric car of the future.
As green energy technologies become mainstream, a Waterloo researcher is making sure our health and safety is considered from “desktop to rooftop.”
“Bug battery” may one day capture energy generated by bacteria in our wastewater.
Innovative smart charger for electric cars will ultimately bring green vehicles to the masses without overloading the power grid.
Engineering researchers hope genetically-modified bacteria will turn chemical waste into green biofuel.
A nanotechnology research project to explore new battery chemistries that could lead to high-density energy storage received funding today from Natural Resources Canada’s ecoENERGY Innovation Initiative
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