The Waterloo community comes together to remember, reflect and respond to gender-based violence
Shop Canadian this holiday season with festive porch plants, fashion-forward apparel, craft spirits and more from Waterloo entrepreneurs
The Pearl Sullivan Engineering IDEAs Clinic marks a decade of delivering experiential learning embedded in the real world and mentored by industry professionals
Engineering researchers team up to tackle the plastics pollution problem with microbial innovation and engineering design
Alumni’s generous investment in the University of Waterloo’s Systems Design Engineering Department will equip students for a complex world
A new basketball-playing robot called MyJay is part of a vision for a future in which social robots are accessible to children in public schools and libraries.
Waterloo Engineering researcher sought early support from alumnus company to develop technology he hopes will revolutionize health care
Engineering students, friends create campus heat map to share tearful times, places and stories
Single-use, medical-grade gloves could be safely reused up to 20 times when using certain disinfection methods – a welcome piece of news for frontline healthcare workers facing PPE shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Open-source project takes next step with release of new models, largest datasets of CT scans
Engineering grad's storytelling company to be sold for $754 million
Indigenous and Black Engineering and Technology (IBET) Momentum Fellowships address an urgent need to encourage and support the pursuit of graduate studies by under-represented groups.
Alumni company secures $159 million to grow math education for children using video games
Household appliances and other devices could be operated with simple voice commands using highly efficient new artificial intelligence technology.
The collaboration will build on the relationship between Waterloo and the National Research Council at a new facility in Mississauga that was officially inaugurated on November 16.
Researchers aim to advance human-centred design of health care technologies and water security
Targeted wetland restoration in heavily farmed areas would dramatically reduce the amount of nitrogen polluting rivers, lakes and coastal areas, a new study finds.
