Eyes on the future
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.
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.
Alum Mathew Li (BSc ’24) uses his biochemistry degree to make cheese proteins sustainably
The IDEAL Scholar program recognizes Science students who seek out opportunities beyond the classroom in the areas of Innovation, Discovery, Engagement, Application, and Leadership. Congratulations to our graduating students who received an IDEAL Scholar medallion at graduation this year!
As our graduating Science Ambassadors prepare to walk across the stage at convocation this June, we took a moment to reflect on their impact and celebrate their achievements.
A story about 2026 Honorary Doctorate, Karen Nelson, as she describes her life's work in microbiology as it pertains to the microbiome and human health.
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.
Today, on the second annual UWaterloo Giving Day, alumni, donors, faculty, staff and friends of the Faculty of Science have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact.
Biology Sciences alum Thomas Pianta (BSc '25) shares his current research on bat migration and sustainability, and reflects on his undergraduate experiences that led him towards research on the world around him.
The path to medical school begins long before an application is submitted. For science alumnus Ahmed Abdelkader (BSc ’23), that journey took shape at the University of Waterloo.
To better understand the protein ESRP1, researchers first need to understand how this protein behaves under normal conditions. That became the purpose of Jordan Francis’s (MSc ’26) thesis: studying ESRP1’s role in maintaining intestinal homeostasis—essentially, how it helps the intestine do its job.