In a national multi-centre study, scientists at Western and Lawson Health Research Institute are working to create rare isotopes that will be used as an important tool to help treat cancer. Currently, radiation therapy is a staple in cancer treatment, w …
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Field station garden provides ‘safe haven’ for pollinators
Staff, students cultivate passion to protect birds, bees
Tom Haffie, Donna Peterson receive President’s Medal for Distinguished Service
Retirees recognized for contributions ‘above and beyond’ their roles at Western
New knowledge exchange director aims to ‘break down barriers’ to research equity
Q&A with Mariam Hayward, Western’s inaugural director for knowledge exchange, impact and EDI-D
Music training promotes better beat perception in Parkinson’s patients: study
Western neuro researcher Jessica Grahn says findings could help inform early-stage intervention
McIntosh exhibit buzzes with colourful fusion of art, science
Insect specimens from Western’s Zoological Collections converge with contemporary art in nod to beauty in biodiversity
Western Engineering launches artificial intelligence specialization
Interdisciplinary approach marries traditional engineering subjects with AI fundamentals
Science grad makes his move toward grandmaster title
Shiyam Thavandiran talks science, art of playing chess
Western honours this year’s most outstanding educators
Nine faculty members, anatomy education team recognized for excellence, innovation
Ukrainian student shares pride for country, family in midst of war
Oleksii Kocheriev longs for peace in his homeland
Canadian Space Agency funds Western’s effort to get more youth into STEM
Multidisciplinary team to develop immersive learning experiences for grades 6 to 12
Alumni named to London Inc.’s 20 under 40
Western grads top list of inspiring Londoners
Western alumni make Canada’s 100 Most Powerful Women list
Leaders recognized for ‘strength, fearlessness, resilience, heart’
Field station garden provides ‘safe haven’ for pollinators
Staff, students cultivate passion to protect birds, bees
Tom Haffie, Donna Peterson receive President’s Medal for Distinguished Service
Retirees recognized for contributions ‘above and beyond’ their roles at Western
New knowledge exchange director aims to ‘break down barriers’ to research equity
Q&A with Mariam Hayward, Western’s inaugural director for knowledge exchange, impact and EDI-D
Music training promotes better beat perception in Parkinson’s patients: study
Western neuro researcher Jessica Grahn says findings could help inform early-stage intervention
McIntosh exhibit buzzes with colourful fusion of art, science
Insect specimens from Western’s Zoological Collections converge with contemporary art in nod to beauty in biodiversity
Western Engineering launches artificial intelligence specialization
Interdisciplinary approach marries traditional engineering subjects with AI fundamentals
Science grad makes his move toward grandmaster title
Shiyam Thavandiran talks science, art of playing chess
Western honours this year’s most outstanding educators
Nine faculty members, anatomy education team recognized for excellence, innovation
Ukrainian student shares pride for country, family in midst of war
Oleksii Kocheriev longs for peace in his homeland
Canadian Space Agency funds Western’s effort to get more youth into STEM
Multidisciplinary team to develop immersive learning experiences for grades 6 to 12
Alumni named to London Inc.’s 20 under 40
Western grads top list of inspiring Londoners
Western alumni make Canada’s 100 Most Powerful Women list
Leaders recognized for ‘strength, fearlessness, resilience, heart’