Discovery and Innovation through Science at Waterloo
Training the Next Generation of Scientists
Science at Waterloo is a global leader in research that pushes the boundaries of knowledge and imagination. From black holes and quantum computing, to ensuring the health of our great lakes, or creating new materials, medications and vision care, our research leads to disruptive innovations that will ensure a healthy and sustainable future.
Science by the Numbers
So, what’s being a Science student like?
Solving the problems of tomorrow through innovative research
News
What does polymer science have to do with building more sustainable batteries?
As a chemist, Dr. Yangju Lin tackles the big picture by looking at its smallest pieces. His research combines polymer science with device applications, offering molecular solutions that can help address practical challenges, such as sustainable energy.
Celebrating undergraduate research excellence at SOUSCC
Congratulations to Percy Luk, Grace DelMistro, and Daniel Wang on receiving awards at the Southern Ontario Undergraduate Student Chemistry Conference.
Meet Professor Conrard G. Tetsassi Fuegmo
Professor Conrard G. Tetsassi Feugmo joined the department of Chemistry in 2022. His research involves machine learning and multiscale modeling to provide insight into the use and efficiency of advanced energy materials.
Events
Physics and Astronomy Colloquium: Prof. Robert Mann
Pulling Gravity in New Directions: Uncertainty, Entanglement, and Chemistry
Prof. Robert Mann
Physics & Applied Mathematics, University of Waterloo
Thursday, November 26, 2026
4:00 p.m.
In-person: PHY 145
Physics and Astronomy Colloquium: Prof. Brad Hauer
Quantum Millimeter-Wave Optomechanical Circuits
Prof. Brad Hauer
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Waterloo
Thursday, December 3, 2026
4:00 p.m.
In-person: PHY 150
Symposium on Neuroscience Research (SoNR) 2026
Join us for SoNR, a showcase of UW graduate student neuroscience research through oral presentations, lightning talks, and posters, along with a keynote presentation from a distinguished neuroscientist.
Registration is free! Interested in participating? Submit your abstract, neuroscience artwork and/or apply to volunteer by November 1, 2026.
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