Engineering researchers team up to tackle the plastics pollution problem with microbial innovation and engineering design
15 University of Waterloo researchers have been named to the annual Highly Cited Researchers™ list for significant contributions to their specific fields of research
University of Waterloo researchers make big strides in hockey analysis using game video
New Canada Research Chairs will tackle future-focused problems from social robots and intergroup attitudes to geochemistry and nanoscale devices
Waterloo-led researchers advance technology to make soft robots stronger with an additive that stiffens rubber-like materials
Waterloo researchers develop 3D-printable graphene ink for widespread health, industrial and environmental applications
Deceptive game design can trick players into spending more money and time than they may have expected
Waterloo engineering researchers discover secreted mucus traps microplastics floating in the ocean
From Chemical Engineering to Communication Arts, Black faculty members are empowering students to thrive
The University of Waterloo fosters innovation through bold, unconventional research, driving future-focused solutions to both local and global challenges
Inspired by water bugs, researchers create tiny swimming robots for medical, environmental uses
Vanier scholars collaborate to reach new levels of precision and reveal a new world of possibilities
Student startup MetaCycler BioInnovations collaborates with Dairy Farmers of Ontario to scale their research solution for plastic pollution
Interdisciplinary researchers at the Games Institute leverage immersive technologies to power a social justice project
OBEC paves Canada's path to building a green economy and maximizing impact on both technological and economic development
Using menstrual products as a diagnostic tool could replace invasive Pap smears with a non-invasive alternative
Funding will support international collaboration between Waterloo and United Kingdom-based researchers to advance quantum communications and quantum sensing
