National Day for Truth and Reconciliation events at Waterloo
The Office of Indigenous Relations is please to offer the following events in support of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation:
The Office of Indigenous Relations is please to offer the following events in support of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation:
Do you have a project idea to transform health through technology? Do you need funds to support highly qualified personnel (HQP)?
Twenty-three University of Waterloo based infrastructure projects have been awarded more than $3.8-million to tackle national and global challenges, according to an announcement this morning from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI). CFI has committed $64 million in research infrastructure funding through the John R.
A new University of Waterloo initiative aims to shape the future of sustainability for the benefit of the environment, economy, and society.
In addition to the new 2022 cohort announced by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) last week that included six University of Waterloo Faculty members, two additional Waterloo researchers are award winners.
Six University of Waterloo researchers have been honoured by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC).
Five new Fellows and one new College Member are among 156 other Canadian researchers elected by their peers for outstanding scholarly, scientific, and artistic achievement announced today by the RSC.
The Interdisciplinary Centre on Climate Change (IC3) is now Waterloo Climate Institute. An article published this morning states that IC3 is "renewing its focus on generating real-world impact essential to climate change science, education, policy and innovation by ratifying a new strategic plan and renaming the centre."
Read the full story on Waterloo News.
The Tri-agency is seeking reviewers to help assess postsecondary institutional applications for Dimensions recognition.
An innovative new program that provides financial support, mentorship and networking to Black and Indigenous PhD students has been chosen to represent the University of Waterloo in a federal competition for bold and potentially game-changing projects to address persistent systemic barriers in the research ecosystem and academia.
Three University of Waterloo researchers were among the 391 individual nominated PIs awarded funding through Canadian Institutes of Health Research's Project Grants Program.
This is part of a $325-million total investment by the Government of Canada in support of 405 project grants and 2 bridge grants.
Waterloo recipients of funding through the 2022 Spring Project Grant competition are: