Ideas start at the University of Waterloo, and the Office of Research helps convert ideas into opportunity.
The Office of Research is the university's central point connecting scientists on campus or those associated with Waterloo to opportunities for funding and services, including commercialization. Office of Research staff support researchers through the many phases of research including ethics review and managing funds.
Research is an integral and intensive area at Waterloo. In 2022-2023, Waterloo attracted more than $249.1 million from public and private sources to fund research across a spectrum of challenges. Waterloo's strength in research excellence is supported by partnerships with industry, creating opportunities that generate new knowledge and further Canada's economy.
Events
Faculty Workshop on Gender Inclusion in Research, Hiring, and Training: Data & Strategies
You are invited to participate in an evidence-based workshop on gender inclusion in science and engineering, sponsored by the Inclusive Research Team in the Office of the Vice President, Research and International. This interactive session, designed by and for scientists and engineers, examines empirical findings related to stereotyping and bias, along with strategies for increasing inclusion. Topics include organizational values, diversity in teams, overcoming barriers, and promoting a broadly inclusive culture through allyship in research, hiring, and training.
Funding Research in Europe Information Session
A virtual information session on research funding opportunities will be held on Tuesday, October 17 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m.
News
New framework makes it easier for students and researchers working on healthcare projects to access necessary advisory and connections
Velocity and HaloHealth - The new framework makes it easier for students and researchers working on healthcare projects to access necessary advisory and connections. Deadline to apply for advisory support is September 28.
Dr. Anita Layton receives John L. Synge Award for outstanding research
Dr. Anita Layton, a professor of applied mathematics and Canada 150 Research Chair of Mathematical Biology and Medicine at the University of Waterloo, received the John L. Synge Award for her outstanding research in mathematical sciences from the Royal Society of Canada.
Nine Waterloo researchers are among the 2023 new RSC Fellows and College members
The Royal Society of Canada has released the names of their new Fellows and College members; Five Fellows and four College members at the University of Waterloo were among these honourees.