Secures top spot in ranking for the fourth year in a row
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Western researcher: As online world changes, so do harms experienced by Canadian youth
Sociology professor Kaitlynn Mendes answers questions about tech-facilitated violence
Discovery Week: Celebrating 25 years of medical practice in regional Ontario
Program has immersed thousands of Schulich students in communities with severe physician shortages
Western projects receive new Canada Brain Research Fund grants
Interdisciplinary teams working on cognition, brain repair receive funds from Health Canada and Brain Canada
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Bird brains can flick switch to perceive Earth’s magnetic field
Research on how animals move around the world helps determine the influence of human activity
Ivey ranked best in Canada for executive education
Secures top spot in ranking for the fourth year in a row
Discovery Week: Celebrating 25 years of medical practice in regional Ontario
Program has immersed thousands of Schulich students in communities with severe physician shortages
Western researcher: As online world changes, so do harms experienced by Canadian youth
Sociology professor Kaitlynn Mendes answers questions about tech-facilitated violence
Western projects receive new Canada Brain Research Fund grants
Interdisciplinary teams working on cognition, brain repair receive funds from Health Canada and Brain Canada
Western Research launches new mentorship network, co-designed by researchers
Program prioritizes equity-deserving groups, building community and connection
Climate change action course earns national award
The program, recognized for its ‘collaborative innovation’, will be free to the public this fall
Western research sheds light on symptoms of understudied spine disease
Team examined association between pain and DISH, a disease that causes calcification of the spine
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry joins historic pledge to preserve planetary health
Academic health institutions call for implementation of planetary health education and research, transition to climate-resilient health systems
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The Northern Tornadoes Project at Western aims to better detect tornadoes across Canada, improve our understanding and prediction of severe weather and mitigate harm to people and property.
A collaboration with universities and organizations from across Canada and around the globe, the project helps researchers understand the implications of climate change and its impact on the future of humans.
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IN FOCUS
Sustainability
Western continues to promote sustainable practices and research while preserving the significant ecological diversity of its campus.
‘Water connects us all’: Campus naturalization effort fortifies Medway Creek banks
Live staking by students, faculty, First Nations water keepers promotes climate resiliency