University of Waterloo researchers uncover the hidden mathematical equations in musical melodies
Robots the size of a soccer ball create new visual art by trailing light that represents the “emotional essence” of music
Waterloo prof leads a team of researchers to improve water quality through a community-focused approach underpinned by technical excellence
New medical device removes the guesswork from concussion screening in contact sports using only saliva
Plant-based material developed by Waterloo researchers absorbs like commercial plastics used in products like disposable diapers - but breaks down in months, not centuries
Annual limits for watering lawns and gardens reduce consumption only during hot, dry periods
Canadians have seen tracing apps deployed all over the world with varying levels of success.
We asked Professor Mark Crowley, an expert in artificial intelligence and technology, to assess Canada’s version of the app.
Determining COVID-19 immunity with blood testing
New research is underway to develop a coating that will kill the COVID-19 virus immediately upon contact with any surface. The antiviral coating could be applied to all personal protective equipment and high-touch surfaces, greatly reducing the risk of community transmission of the virus.
Engineering researcher Duane Cronin partners on a high-profile project backed by the NFL
Engineering professor wins federal funding to develop rapid, portable test for COVID-19
Engineering professor Bill Anderson part of major study on disinfection and reuse of PPE
An alumnus helped design an e-trike in the Philippines now used to carry medical professionals and equipment
The Government of Canada recently announced plans to ban certain single-use plastics as early as 2021.
SeroTracker could inform strategies for reopening economies in Canada and around the world
New AI algorithms that provide information about physical distancing, the isolation measures that a person who tested positive for COVID has taken, and testing results for individuals will be incorporated into a contact tracing app to better forecast the spread of COVID-19 and predict any further outbreaks of the virus.
Urban engineering chair argues we have a golden opportunity to do it right, with a concerted effort, when we do go back to a new normal
