University of Waterloo researchers find arm slot and torso tilt play key roles in UCL strain
This year’s list spotlights nearly 100 innovators helping to strengthen Canadian sovereignty
From professional training and injury prevention to health care and human performance, these startups and research projects are using sport as a launchpad for technologies with global impact
A licensed engineer for nearly four decades, Murray Gamble has shaped the region’s institutions through his dedicated volunteer service
Alumni, faculty, staff and community contributors are among this year’s winners and nominees, highlighting Waterloo’s impact across sectors
Engineering grad advocating water access and sustainability through community-led projects, global insights and engineering-driven social impact
Waterloo Engineering grad and co-founder of Ground News tackles media bias through comprehensive news comparison
Breakthrough in electric vehicle (EV) battery technology will make EVs an easier choice for more consumers
Environment student Kwaku Owusu Twum is making a global impact through Mapmate, sprouting advancements in agriculture from his roots in Ghana
Waterloo welcomes emerging postdoctoral scholars to receive funding from Provost fellowship programs
Innovative device could power electronics with your body movements while you use them
Each researcher named on the Highly Cited Researchers™ 2024 list ranks in the top 1 per cent for their fields
Femtech startup Hyivy aims to transform women's health by developing therapeutic devices and software solutions for remote monitoring and personalized treatment
New technology from Velocity’s HeadFirst can measure concussion biomarkers in saliva and give sports leagues a new way to protect their players
From sustainable additive manufacturing and climate change to quantum molecular dynamics and human health, Waterloo researchers are leading future-focused researchers projects
Waterloo Engineering alum wins national photography prize for image showcasing the intricate layers of a structured membrane not visible to the human eye
Multi-year awards from Rogers support more than 20 new Waterloo undergraduate students
