When most people grab their cellphone or laptop, few consider what is physically keeping everything together, but a Waterloo nanotechnology researcher does.
Research at a new $15 million facility at the University of Waterloo will lead to the creation of new wireless technologies for use in everything from smartphones to cars and healthcare.
WATERLOO, Ont. (Friday, September 13, 2013) – A world-class facility that could lead to the creation of new wireless technologies for use in smartphones, cars, healthcare, and beyond, opens at the University of Waterloo today.
Three recent graduates of Waterloo’s nanotechnology engineering program are at work developing a product that, with a couple of key strokes on a smartphone or laptop, can transform any window or wall into an ever-changing display.
New Delhi, India and Waterloo, Ontario, Canada (Thursday, September 12, 2013) - The Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Project India (the TCP India Project) today revealed the results of a study (the TCP India Survey) of the effectiveness and impacts of tobacco control legislation in India.
WATERLOO, Ont. (Wednesday, September 11, 2013) – A tiny number of Asian carp could establish a population of the invasive fish in the Great Lakes, according to new research from the University of Waterloo.
Published this week in the Biological Invasions journal, research from Professor Kim Cuddington of the Faculty of Science at Waterloo indicates that the probability of Asian carp establishment soars with the introduction of 20 fish into the Great Lakes, under some conditions.
Mathematics Professor Bill Cook may not have taken the shortest route to return to his alma mater, but he’s back now.
Jeffrey Azzolin has a plan to give Canada's grand old game a bit of a lift and he’s got at least two former NHL players behind him.
A recent University of Waterloo graduate in mechanical engineering, Azzolin has invented a spring-loaded hockey skate. He says it should improve both speed and acceleration while also reducing knee injuries.
University of Waterloo’s Professor Andrew Thompson is available to talk about the legal basis for military intervention in Syria.
An undergraduate student of English and history might not be the first person to pop into your mind when you hear the word: entrepreneur.
