Waterloo Science welcomes future students and their families to come and discover our undergraduate programs, campus, student life and more at this year's Fall Open House.
You'll have the opportunity to meet with our professors, staff, and students, who will help you decide whether Waterloo is right for you.
Read what people had to say about our previous Fall Open House. While you're here, take a walking tour of the campus and speak with our Student Ambassadors about their personal "Waterloo Experience."
The Science Open House will be held on October 27 in the Centre for Environmental and Information Technology.
This free event is the result of a collaborative effort that brings together activities from all science departments to introduce the wonders of science to kids of all ages!
Don't forget to enter your name into the raffle at the Registration Table for your chance to win one of our exciting door prizes!
Dr. Michael Rosbash
2012 Canada Gairdner Laureate
Registration is requested by Friday, October 19, 2012.
Dr. Michael Rosbash
2012 Canada Gairdner Laureate
*Note: The lecture was originally titled Circadian rhythms writ large and small
The Gairdner Foundation is dedicated to recognizing the world’s most creative and accomplished biomedical scientists.
Join the University of Waterloo at the Ontario Universities' Fair in downtown Toronto.
Join the University of Waterloo at the Ontario Universities' Fair in downtown Toronto.
Join the University of Waterloo at the Ontario Universities' Fair in downtown Toronto.
The visiting professorship was founded in 1992 by the late Walter Bean, who was president of Waterloo Trust until its merger with Canada Trust in 1968. The professorship seeks to promote a legacy of community involvement and commitment to youth, education and community, and involves uWaterloo's faculties of Engineering, Environment and Science.
Dr. Barry Warner, Chair of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences cordially invites all alumni and friends to attend a complimentary cocktail reception during the 39th annual International Association of Hydrologists Congress.
June 5th, 2:30pm - The event will proceed as planned. See you tonight!
The community is invited to join University of Waterloo Physics & Astronomy professors, students, and members of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC) to take in this astronomical event that will not happen again for more than 100 years!
The exam will cover material that a well-read junior high school chemistry student is likely to have come across in the course of studies. Students may expect to find a few probing and demanding questions on some of the main topics of high school chemistry. Certain mathematical skills closely related to the study of chemistry will be tested, and there will be a few questions on chemical topics not normally covered in high school.
The exam will cover material that a well-read senior high school chemistry student is likely to have come across in the course of studies. Students may expect to find a few probing and demanding questions on some of the main topics of high school chemistry. Certain mathematical skills closely related to the study of chemistry will be tested, and there will be a few questions on chemical topics not normally covered in high school.
The 2012 SIN (Sir Isaac Newton) Exam will be written on Thursday, May 3
The SIN exam is a prize exam that is run by the Department of Physics at the University of Waterloo. It is administered by high school physics teachers across Ontario and around the world.
For more information visit the SIN home page.
Energy and environmental risk:
What do YOU want the
future of energy to be?
No energy source is risk free. All forms of managed energy (hydroelectric, nuclear, fossil fuels, wood, biofuels, solar, wind, tidal) carry risks of different types.
Join Maurice Dusseault and Stephen Evans in a discussion about the risk associated with different forms and sources of energy and how these possible hazards are often misunderstood, poorly estimated, or deliberately misrepresented.
Una Noche: One night of endless memories
Saturday March 10th, 2012
Waterloo Inn Banquet Hall
Reception begins 6:00 p.m.
Tickets are being sold from the Sci Soc office PHYS 345A for $55 each. There will be an amazing charity raffle as well with proceeds going to the Grand River Hospital Foundation.
Final day for ticket sales is March 2nd, 2012. Don't miss out!
Panel + Mix and Mingle
- Meet Science alumni working in diverse and dynamic fields
- Hear about a variety of health-related careers
- Ask about preparing for the job market or further education
Tatham Centre (TC) 2218
Vancouver Alumni Event
January 24, 2012
The University of Waterloo invites you to meet Dr. Philippe Van Cappellen, Waterloo's CERC (Canada Excellence in Research) Chair in Ecohydrology.
Information across broad spatial and temporal scales is important for water resource management: A case study from the Peace-Athabasca Delta
Professor Roland I. Hall
Department of Biology
University of Waterloo
University information session for Grade 10 students
Grade 10 students and their parents are invited to learn about applying to university and financing a post-secondary education. Hosted by the University of Waterloo.
Register to attend or watch the live webcast
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Who turned you on to science, engineering and technology? Are you looking for experience working with kids?
Inspire and engage students and help them discover the relevance of science to their lives. Be their role model. Become a Let’s Talk Science volunteer!
Engineering Bio-artificial Human Heart Cells and Tissues
by Pluripotent Stem Cell- and Gene-based Approaches: From Disease Modeling, Drug Discovery to Regenerative Therapies.
