Decades of work leads to prestigious award win for the Canada Research Chair and chemistry professor
Characteristics of the supermassive black hole at the heart of our galaxy captured in unprecedented detail by international team that includes Waterloo scientists
The state-of-the-art facility will be the only user facility of its kind in North America
Former Governor General of Canada David Johnston reflects on the institute’s importance to the community at a ceremony with regional stakeholders and champions
Waterloo co-op students earn opportunity to contribute to SickKids research
Undergraduate Science student finds a way to address children's back to school anxiety during the pandemic
A driving need for continuous improvement and a passion for science leads Yvonne Stevens (BSc ’94, MSc ’98) one step closer to finding an effective treatment for solid cancerous tumors
Ellen Cameron studies cyanobacteria communities in the low-nutrient, clear lakes of Northern Ontario
A PhD student partners with Indigenous elders and fishers to understand a changing fish population in Nunavut
Gravitational echoes may confirm the late Stephen Hawking’s quantum black hole hypothesis
Waterloo spinoff company is developing a new vaccine platform that could lead to a faster response when the next global health crisis hits
How algae fuelled by phosphorus contributes to ice sheet melting
Canadian whisky is as diverse as Canada itself. Let award-winning master blender Don Livermore (BSc ’95) help you find your new favourite.
The Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines have fueled both hope and falsehood. Here, Professor Kelly Grindrod debunks the most common myths she and her colleagues have heard about the new COVID-19 protection.
The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are being administered across Canada to priority groups.
We spoke to pharmacist and drug expert Professor Kelly Grindrod to answer some commonly asked questions about getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
Targeted wetland restoration in heavily farmed areas would dramatically reduce the amount of nitrogen polluting rivers, lakes and coastal areas, a new study finds.
The implementation of a blockchain-based system could resolve many of the challenges facing current electronic medical records for British Columbia patients.
