New research uncovers more details of doomed mission to find the Northwest Passage
Velocity startup Technology Trace is helping hospitals spend less time searching for equipment and more time caring for patients
The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument finished its initial run this week, mapping more than 67 million galaxies, quasars, and stars
Independent analysis shows Waterloo is one of the province’s most powerful generators of talent, innovation and economic growth
Waterloo rises in STEM and social sciences in the most recent QS World University Rankings by Subject
Chris Eliasmith, who has built a computer model of the human brain, is given prestigious John C. Polanyi Award
Alan Plumtree invented the Waterloo Pump in 1978 along with then-Waterloo Chemical Professor Alfred Rudin
"I hope this is going to give me the opportunity to learn little bits of different scientific and engineering disciplines which was one of the things I liked most about Waterloo," says physics grad.
A warm, responsive parenting style can safeguard shy children from becoming teens with anxiety disorders, says University of Waterloo researcher
Three Waterloo academics are named among Canada’s Top Natural Sciences and Engineering Researchers for 2015 by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) today
Walking into Steven Waslander’s lab feels like you’re entering the set of a science fiction movie
Nanotechnology engineering student Stuart Linley is working on eliminating naphthenic acids in dirty water
Shy babies need to have a strong bond with their parents to avoid developing anxiety disorders in their teens, according to a new study co-authored at the University of Waterloo
A product that can fly in the hot, the cold, the rain, the snow, the dust, the dirt
The electrical engineering post-doctoral researcher has developed the world’s first single-chip atomic force microscope (AFM) that opens up a world of possibilities for research and development in industries ranging from electronics to bioscience
