Waterloo PhD candidate develops a platform that turns complex climate and natural hazard data into actionable insights for informed decision-making
As lithium-ion systems scale up globally, Waterloo researchers are investigating fire hazards and solutions to protect critical infrastructure
Federal funding supports Waterloo research tackling climate action, artificial intelligence and pressing social challenges
Alumni‑founded Clearpath shows how local talent, research infrastructure and values position Canada to lead in advanced robotics
Engineering, mathematics professors explain their ambitious, promising joint research project
Ex-Tesla employee switches gears to create Morning Recovery
Avidbots’ Neo is making a reputation for itself around the world
Participants turned gaming-development dreams into reality during a 48-hour event.
Hundreds of engineering students from coast to coast cement their design skills in this year’s Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race.
Waterloo researcher Carl Haas is employing AI to gain surprising new insights into how experts work both safely and productively
To be considered a unicorn, the private business must reach a valuation of at least one billion dollars, and that’s no small feat
Engineering PhD candidate taking action on fossil fuel dependency shares concerns about climate change
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently announced that Ottawa is preparing to relax carbon-pricing measures to aid industry competitiveness
Taking a page from nature and applied it to making artificial intelligence (AI) more efficient
New undergraduate degree focuses on knowledge required to design energy and structurally efficient buildings
A digital model that simulates severe flooding from nearby rivers
Artificial intelligence (AI) is giving researchers at the University of Waterloo new insights to help reduce wear-and-tear injuries and boost the productivity of skilled construction workers
