President Vivek Goel’s term set the foundation for Waterloo’s next century. He united the community behind a bold vision for the future and advanced lasting progress in innovation, sustainability, and reconciliation.
Waterloo public health researcher Dr. Shannon Majowicz contributes to WHO estimates
Philanthropic investment of $1 million will introduce students to global challenges, community development and the power of service
Waterloo alum Rachel Jung (They/Them) designs spaces where people feel seen, building a community centred on care, affirmation and belonging
Co-operative and Experientials Education recognizes top employers who are inspiring innovation and support student success
An innovative collaboration will provide University of Waterloo students and entrepreneurs the opportunity to work together.
Waterloo physicist who helps us understand the thinnest - yet one of the strongest materials known to man - is honoured
Waterloo alum Heather Moyse won gold in Vancouver. This week, the 35-year-old bobsledder goes for gold in Sochi
Commercialization moves quantum technologies from concept to reality
Waterloo researchers hope Spaun, a simulated brain, will be used to test new drugs that lead to medical breakthroughs for brain disorders
Female salmon that choose their own mates produce healthier babies than those that have their mates selected for them, research finds
Testing the effects of drugs on a simulated brain could lead to breakthrough treatments for neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s, Huntington’s and Alzheimer’s disease
Professor Raymond Laflamme will speak at the Canadian Club of Ottawa on Tuesday, February 18, 2014.
The University of Waterloo’s Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) has added renowned physicist Raffi Budakian, Michal Bajcsy and Kyung Soo Choi to grow its faculty complement to 21
Societal pressures about vaccination have a direct effect on the spread of pediatric infectious diseases in areas where inoculation is not mandatory.
Salmon can spot their true love across a crowded stream, according to research from a university-industry partnership.
From researching deadly microbes to cracking computer codes - ethical dilemmas challenge scientists, says Waterloo professor
