Join us for the Faculty of Science’s annual Toronto Alumni Reception at PDAC, a signature event that welcomes all Waterloo Science alumni in the GTA and beyond.
Graduating from Science this June? Want to be an IDEAL Scholar? Don't know what an IDEAL Scholar is?
Come to the STC Commons on Wednesday, March 4 from 10am -1:30pm to answer all these questions and learn about opportunities to become an IDEAL Scholar.
This event is free and open to ANY University of Waterloo Science students!
Celebrate International Women's Day with a discussion around the 2026 theme, #GiveToGain. This interactive, virtual panel of women UWaterloo Science alumni is an annual favourite Science Alumni event, sure to spark inspiring discussion and insights.
Build a personalized care package and recharge before exams. Monday, March 9 at 12:00 PM in the STC Atrium.
Fraser Hof
Department of Chemistry
University of Victoria
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
11 a.m.
In-person: C2-361
Researchers in Waterloo Region are working hard to understand the future of our health. Chronic pain affects millions of people, Annemarie is studying pain and connecting the lab to real-world health challenges to better understand how pain develops and persists. Juewen is exploring how our DNA sequences are being targeted by drug delivery to advance medicine, diagnostics and treatment strategies Waterloo researchers are focused on finding solutions. Join us to explore some of the great things happening right in your backyard at the University of Waterloo.
The event is free.
The EcoEvo Journal Club meets bi-weekly on Fridays from 12-1pm in B2-226.
Calling all first-year Science students! We know at the end of first year you’re likely thinking about ‘what’s next?’ And whether you’re in a regular program or co-op program, we know that careers are probably on your mind.
Prof. Imogen Coe
Professor of Chemistry and Biology
Toronto Metropolitan University
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
3:00 p.m.
In-person: C2-361 (Reading Room)
Among the diversity of exoplanets discovered in the last few decades are a particularly intriguing type called lava worlds. In this month's KPL astronomy talk, Dr. Lisa Dang will share how we find these scorching hot rocky planets, and discuss how we can study them and what you could experience if you were to visit a lava world.
Please register through the KPL events page.