An accomplished storyteller and composer, Spy Dénommé-Welch’s true talent may be listening – listening to the land around him for inspiration, grounding and guidance. Western’s Canada Research Chair in Indigenous arts, knowledge systems and educ …
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AI tech exaggerates biases in facial age perception more than humans
Study finds AI overestimates age of smiling people, makes more errors for older adults
Endnotes 2022: How Francis Lavigne-Theriault chased hailstone history
The engineering research assistant and seasoned storm chaser feels his heart race when he finds huge hailstones on the ground
Endnotes 2022: Els Peeters and Jan Cami dive into deep space with James Webb
The partners at work and at home are among the first to examine images captured by the most powerful space telescope ever
Should you believe your eyes? Not necessarily in virtual reality says new study
Neuroscientists examine the promise and limitations of VR
‘Unexpected’ space traveller defies theories about origin of Solar System
Western-led team confirms meteoroid from edge of Solar System made of rock, not ice
Bioarcheologist comes face to face with King Tut
On centennial of tomb re-opening, researcher creates digital model of ancient Egyptian ruler’s head
Bright fireball may have dropped meteorites in Niagara region
First ever predicted meteor fall over heavily populated area was monitored by dedicated instruments
New observation method helps unlock secrets of U.K. meteorite
Winchcombe object holds information about the origin of Earth’s oceans, finds new study
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
AI tech exaggerates biases in facial age perception more than humans
Study finds AI overestimates age of smiling people, makes more errors for older adults
Endnotes 2022: How Francis Lavigne-Theriault chased hailstone history
The engineering research assistant and seasoned storm chaser feels his heart race when he finds huge hailstones on the ground
Endnotes 2022: Els Peeters and Jan Cami dive into deep space with James Webb
The partners at work and at home are among the first to examine images captured by the most powerful space telescope ever
Should you believe your eyes? Not necessarily in virtual reality says new study
Neuroscientists examine the promise and limitations of VR
‘Unexpected’ space traveller defies theories about origin of Solar System
Western-led team confirms meteoroid from edge of Solar System made of rock, not ice
Bioarcheologist comes face to face with King Tut
On centennial of tomb re-opening, researcher creates digital model of ancient Egyptian ruler’s head
Bright fireball may have dropped meteorites in Niagara region
First ever predicted meteor fall over heavily populated area was monitored by dedicated instruments
New observation method helps unlock secrets of U.K. meteorite
Winchcombe object holds information about the origin of Earth’s oceans, finds new study
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