So, how long can you hold your breath? One minute? Two minutes? For graduate student Craig Steinback, the physiology behind this swimming pool game is driving his research, which one day could help treat individuals with sleep apnea. This past ye …
Month: April 2010
Turning students into social agents
Eating breakfast in a co-op in Winnipeg, Monique Kelemen learned
what it meant to be a “professional radical” and to be
an agent of social change.
Reid, Laschinger top researchers
The research area of health care is front and centre this year as
two top scientists share the spotlight as winners of the 2010
Hellmuth Prize for Achievement in Research.
New legacy project to inspire young musicians
Glamorous, talented and world-famous, a husband and wife piano duo
were not typical professors at Western in the 1950s.
Voicemail alert for VoIP phones
A new audible alert to indicate a voicemail message
Revitalizing grad studies
Today is the day to be in grad school. Today is the day to be a
part of a remarkable and wondrous journey.
Consumer’s voice welcomed in library survey
We live in an age where user feedback is no longer an afterthought,
it’s an essential part of an organization’s success.
Memories of Vancouver: ‘It was a pure pleasure’
Faculty of Health Science Dean Jim Weese was a volunteer Feb. 15-28
at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
Reduce paper towel use
“Every LITTER bit counts”.
Restoring a campus classic
Representing a sign of our economic recovery, the once shelved,
Physics and Astronomy renovation is now well underway.
Turning students into social agents
Eating breakfast in a co-op in Winnipeg, Monique Kelemen learned
what it meant to be a “professional radical” and to be
an agent of social change.
Reid, Laschinger top researchers
The research area of health care is front and centre this year as
two top scientists share the spotlight as winners of the 2010
Hellmuth Prize for Achievement in Research.
New legacy project to inspire young musicians
Glamorous, talented and world-famous, a husband and wife piano duo
were not typical professors at Western in the 1950s.
Voicemail alert for VoIP phones
A new audible alert to indicate a voicemail message
Revitalizing grad studies
Today is the day to be in grad school. Today is the day to be a
part of a remarkable and wondrous journey.
Consumer’s voice welcomed in library survey
We live in an age where user feedback is no longer an afterthought,
it’s an essential part of an organization’s success.
Memories of Vancouver: ‘It was a pure pleasure’
Faculty of Health Science Dean Jim Weese was a volunteer Feb. 15-28
at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
Reduce paper towel use
“Every LITTER bit counts”.
Restoring a campus classic
Representing a sign of our economic recovery, the once shelved,
Physics and Astronomy renovation is now well underway.