The world – and its climate – is changing. Some say it’s fighting back. Global temperatures are climbing, sea levels are rising and more intense droughts are threatening wildlife, food security and water. Stopping this runaway train is a …
Jeff Renaud
Sustaining WindEEE’s excellence entails digital transformation
Physical experimentation enhanced by new machine learning techniques
Western planetary geologist to lead science for Canada’s lunar rover
Canadensys gets contract, Moon mission expected for 2026
Road to Vanier: Western hosts Queen’s in Yates Cup Saturday
Star-studded Mustangs to mark seventh straight appearance in competition
Western hosts national conference to tap space as asset
Representatives from universities, industry and government discuss Canadian space ambitions
Ernaux’s Literature Nobel no surprise for French Studies professor
Western French Studies professor Schwerdtner has studied Annie Ernaux’s critically acclaimed body of work for many years and thinks her Nobel Prize in Literature was long overdue
Canadian climate tech built with Western expertise to be part of joint mission with NASA
Atmosphere Observing System will have Canadian instruments, satellite in planned 2031 launch
Western-led study explores COVID-19 effects on cognition
Reasoning, speed of thinking, verbal abilities among infection impacts
Climate change and deforestation may drive tree-dwelling primates to the ground
Western primatologist part of massive collaboration of 118 scientists across 3 continents
Study looks at impact of artificial intelligence on primary health care
Research shows primary health care and digital health stakeholders are “cautiously optimistic” about AI implementation
Western researchers among first to capture James Webb Space Telescope images
New pictures reveal spectacular view of Orion Nebula
Research team investigating ‘forever chemicals’ in water systems
NSERC provides funding to address environmental concern affecting 2.5M Canadians
International collaboration advances drones as next big step in planetary exploration
Professor Catherine Neish led a team of students to Iceland to test how drones and rovers could work together for future space missions