This month's topic is about concussions and we are honoured to invite our guest speaker, Dr. Mike Cinelli, Associate Professor from Wilfred Laurier University to share his expertise on the topic.
We have the distinct pleasure of introducing Dr. Phil Hooper, who will present "Retina and Uveitis: Contemporary Management of Diabetic Retinopathy", a two-hour lecture.
All third and fourth year students, graduate students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a light dinner at 5:30 p.m., with the lecture following at 6:00 p.m. in the Barb & Jacob Sivak Lecture Theatre (OPT 347).
Registration is now closed.
Thinking of applying to Science and Business, Biotechnology/Chartered Professional Accountancy, or Biotechnology/Economics programs at the University of Waterloo? The best way to find out if these programs are right for you is to see what a day-in-the-life of a student looks like, first-hand.
Come out and join us for our last Velocity Science Talk of the term with special guest Ryan Gerakopulos, founder of NanoQuan Inc.
Cancer is the leading cause of death worldwide. Dietary supplements are consumed by three out of every four healthy Canadians. Although there is a lot of media attention on the use of dietary supplements, many questions remain.
This lecture is sold out. You are welcome to join the waiting line, and we will accommodate you should there still be room once ticket holders are seated.
Supermassive black holes weighing millions to ten billion times the Sun may lurk at the centers of galaxies, including the Milky Way. However, despite decades of research definitive proof of their existence has eluded astronomers…until now.
Environmental electrokinetics is a promising soil clean-up technique that uses direct electrical current to remove organic, inorganic and heavy metal contamination from soil without disturbing the subsurface.
Come out and join Velocity Science for our first brainstorming event this term! Meet other aspiring entrepreneurs and hash out some great ideas.
Waterloo Science welcomes future students and their families to campus to discover our undergraduate programs, campus, student life and more at our 2014 Fall Open House.
Join the conversation at the President’s Town Hall. Hear from President Feridun Hamdullahpur as he reflects on the University of Waterloo’s recent accomplishments, shares the vision for the year ahead, and previews Waterloo's state of the university report, "Defining Tomorrow."
Share your thoughts and ideas in an interactive dialogue. Get involved by asking questions and engaging with University leaders during the Question and Answer session.
All students, faculty and staff are encouraged to participate!
Learn about Dr. Titia de Lange's scientific journey and discover possible careers in the field of science and research.
Learn about Dr. Titia de Lange's research on telomeres, the protective elements at the ends of our chromosomes, which are critical for maintaining our DNA and preventing deleterious mutations.
Mark your calendars – It's the 20th Anniversary of our ever-popular Science Open House! Join us on October 25th for an extravaganza of hands-on science discovery for school-age kids.
This year's Farvolden Lecture Series and Groundwater Research Symposium, hosted by the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, features Dr. Peter Fritz, Scientific and Founding Director of the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, UFZ, Leipzig, Germany.
The 2014 Groundwater Research Symposium will feature engaging presentations from experts in the field of ecohydrology and hydrogeology.
Join the Institute for Quantum Computing for the next Quantum Frontiers Distinguished Lecture Series where Dr. Alain Aspect will talk about the weirdness of wave particle duality and its root in the quantum revolution of the early 20th century.
Come out and join us for our Velocity Science Talk special guest speaker Aman Iqbal, Co-Founder and CEO of Proteorex Therapeutics Inc.
Come out and join Velocity Science for our first brainstorming event this term! Meet other aspiring entrepreneurs and hash out some great ideas.
Share your love of science discovery with kids. Improve your communication skills. Inspire, engage and teach children the relevance of science to their lives. Become a Let’s Talk Science volunteer!
The Faculties of Science, Engineering and Applied Health Sciences invite the public to attend an evening lecture and discussion to explore the science behind the Ebola virus. This event is now sold out. You are welcome to join us at the theatre, and once those with tickets are seated we will fill any remaining seats. The lecture will be recorded and posted on the University of Waterloo YouTube channel.
Come out and join us for our very first Velocity Science Talk this term with special guests Moufeed Kaddoura; Co-Founder, ExVivo Labs & Rachel Pautler; Co-Founder & CEO, Suncayr.
Join us in person or via webcast for a special series of Mini Town Halls to learn what it will take to move Waterloo’s eight strategic priorities from paper to practice.
Hosted by Feridun Hamdullahpur, president and vice-chancellor of University of Waterloo, each town hall offers the opportunity to:
Share your love of science discovery with kids. Improve your communication skills. Inspire, engage and teach children the relevance of science to their lives. Become a Let’s Talk Science volunteer!
Share your love of science discovery with the next generation of scientists! Find out more about Science Outreach's busy Let's Talk Science program.
Stop by and speak to current Science students, admissions staff, and professors at the University of Waterloo booth at the Ontario Universities' Fair in downtown Toronto. Find out more about what the Faculty of Science and the university have to offer. Look for the "Waterloo Science blue" T-shirts!
