Professor Brenda Lee named inaugural recipient of the Accessible Teaching Award
Professor Brenda Lee has been selected as the first recipient of the University of Waterloo’s Accessible Teaching Award.
Professor Brenda Lee has been selected as the first recipient of the University of Waterloo’s Accessible Teaching Award.
Two Waterloo alumni are turning the curiosity, collaboration and problem-solving skills they developed through graduate research into a new entrepreneurial venture and board game, Tokelau.
A professor in the Faculty of Science is shifting students from passive listeners to active problem solvers
Science alumnus Diego Lalla (BSc ’26) chose the Biological and Medical Physics program in the Faculty of Science to help him earn his spot at the University of Waterloo's School of Optometry.
Two researchers from the Faculty of Science are among the eight Waterloo faculty elected as Fellows and College Members of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC). One of the country’s highest academic honours, these appointments recognize exceptional contributions to research, scholarship and innovation.
Master of Science student, Shahrzad Tofighi is applying physics to one of today’s most urgent global health challenges: the rise of antimicrobial resistance.
Tan Dinh, senior lab instructor in Physics and Astronomy, is retiring after 34 years at Waterloo. Dinh came to Canada in 1980 as one of the Vietnamese Boat People and first set foot on campus in 1986 as a graduate student in physics. He accepted a position as a lab technician in 1992. While the field has changed significantly during his time here, Dinh remains rooted in the fundamentals.
The Faculty of Science Foundation bestows this award upon undergraduate students in the Faculty of Science for outstanding research outcomes in senior undergraduate Science research courses.
Banting Postdoctoral Fellow Emily Deibert has joined the Waterloo Centre for Astrophysics to advance research on planets beyond our solar system.
Faculty of Science 2026 Honorary Doctorate, Dr. Gerard Meijer, describes his 40 year journey from a small farming life to one of the world's leading molecular physicists.