Working with industry partner, Earth sciences professor Roberta Flemming successfully tested miniaturized device
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Western prof collaborates with industry for hearing care innovation
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New math approach provides insight into memory formation
Western neuroscientists analyze timing of brain activity patterns in new study
Western-led team designs prototype to analyze minerals in Martian rocks
Working with industry partner, Earth sciences professor Roberta Flemming successfully tested miniaturized device
Western prof collaborates with industry for hearing care innovation
Ingrid Johnsrude works with Danish company to research improved hearing aid devices
Do your holiday shopping the Western way
Check out student-run and alumni-owned businesses for the people on your lists
Expert insight: ‘The Elephant Whisperers’ payment controversy puts spotlight on documentaries
Lawsuit over payment indicates need for filmmakers to shift away from market-driven motives
Western-led human brain “growth chart” project receives $1M in funding
Will allow clinicians to track neural development across human lifespan for first time
‘One can enrich the other’: Humanities expand approach to coding in Western course
Programming course helps students connect code with real life
Western Law professor appointed special adviser to International Criminal Court prosecutor
Renowned legal scholar Valerie Oosterveld will advise on strategies and policies concerning crimes against humanity
Thirteen Western alumni make Canada’s 100 Most Powerful Women list
Leaders in private, public sectors honoured for leadership, vision
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At the Advanced Facility for Avian Research, Western scientists are studying how birds work by analyzing their physiology, neurobiology and behaviour.
The world’s first wind tunnel for birds is helping researchers understand how avian species respond to their environment and even modify their bodies for flight as the climate changes.
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Inspiring action on sustainability, at home and abroad
Thinking Globally, Acting Locally program launches projects on and off campus with help of community partners