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
Researchers engineer bacteria capable of consuming tumours from the inside out
Sunlight-powered process converts plastic waste into a valuable chemical without added emissions
How Doug Kavanagh’s software engineering degree laid the foundation for a thriving career in patient care
Researchers at the University of Waterloo are developing a DNA-based vaccine that can be delivered through a nasal spray.
Founded by Waterloo alumni, Prodigy supports teachers and families as education moves home.
Six teams of graduating students win $10,000 each to commercialize Capstone Design projects on everything from picking tomatoes to treating foot ulcers
New disinfection method could allow PPE to be reused
Engineering students are looking for help from academics and industry to refine and produce their low-cost, portable ventilator
A special message from Rick Culham, interim dean of Waterloo Engineering
Engineering staff, professors and alumni collaborate to produce videos highlighting undergraduate programs and student life
Waterloo's Shanghai alumni chapter supported Chinese health-care workers in January. As Canada copes with COVID-19, friends in Shanghai are returning the favour.
Engineering professor Bill Anderson is consulting with hospitals and collaborating with a company hurriedly building new equipment to disinfect N95 respirators using UV light
A professor at the University of Waterloo is drawing on two decades of research into disinfection using ultraviolet (UV) light
Two University of Waterloo facilities have shifted their production focus to 3D-printed parts for face shields used by health-care workers battling COVID-19.
Production focus pivots to 3D-printed parts for face shields worn by health-care professionals
