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
Local Waterloo alumni have developed a global medical breakthrough that significantly improves patient outcomes in total joint replacement surgeries
The Government of Canada announces funding to support research in health, AI, climate and social equity and drive national innovation
Six Waterloo students awarded the prestigious Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
Irfhana Zakir Hussain works to strengthen Waterloo’s capacity to withstand and recover from climate-related health crises
New funding accelerates the deployment of Cobionix’s medical robotics platform across North America and the UK
Advanced computation is supporting homeowners and communities prepare and respond to natural disasters
From bubble tea to craft beer and delicious bites, Waterloo entrepreneurs are serving up success stories of passion, purpose and community, one food venture at a time
After rebuilding her academic path in Canada, graduate student Kseniia Buzko is advancing AI in sport with award-winning research.
Past engineering dean among honourees with ties to the University of Waterloo
Dr. Anita Layton and Dr. Kerstin Dautenhahn complete their C150 terms but their research impacting the future of health and technology continue
More than 20 founders from Waterloo highlight the newly unveiled list that celebrates those making the biggest impact inside Canadian tech and innovation
Waterloo-led research team creates “programmable” droplets with potential usage in wastewater treatment and carbon capture
