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Researchers identify barriers to faster stroke treatment
A new University of Waterloo-led study has identified workflow barriers that contribute to treatment delays, helping health-care providers improve outcomes for patients across the stroke care pathway.
Waterloo Orientation turns uncertainty into belonging
Before students attend their first lecture, write their first exam or join their first club, many are welcomed to the University of Waterloo through traditions that have connected generations of students to the University and to their faculty's history and culture.
Engineering professor earns national mentorship award
For over 26 years, Dr. Catherine Burns has made a habit of putting students first
10 Waterloo landmarks that shape the student experience
From iconic study spots to hidden gems, explore the spaces that students turn into memories, traditions and everyday rituals
Major security weaknesses found in leading open AI models
International research team finds all 21 leading open-weight AI models tested could be modified to bypass safety protections, raising concerns about misuse at scale
Wearing purple, finding Community
Waterloo’s student rocketry team breaks a world record
Breakthrough battery-free sensor has the potential for a direct satellite uplink
Pilotless planes for the hardest-to-reach places
AI-powered system could help save lives by predicting how modern house fires behave
The case for AI people really trust
Simantic scales from Waterloo startup to global AI hardware innovator
GeoSafe empowers communities to plan for a changing climate
Hidden risks in AI data centres spark new battery safety research
Made by Waterloo: Why the future of robotics is being built in Waterloo
How we are engineering bacteria to eat cancer