Solving life’s big issues, one question at a time
Waterloo researcher hopes question and answer app will help fund quest for cancer cure.
Waterloo researcher hopes question and answer app will help fund quest for cancer cure.
By Tenille Bonoguore For Communications & Public AffairsInformation can be terribly complex, but Waterloo professor Ming Li is harnessing it to do something profoundly simple: Make the world better.
Eight Waterloo researchers receive $25,000 each to develop health-tech solutions for Grand River Hospital, St. Mary’s General Hospital, Cambridge Memorial Hospital and the KW4 Ontario Health Team
The emergence of ChatGPT and deepfakes presents challenges in court
Funding will aid research to treat arsenic pollution in mines, enhance data privacy and address future infectious diseases
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