As the global population ages, the challenges related to aging have never been more significant. By 2050, the number of people aged 65 and older is expected to more than double, reaching 1.6 billion worldwide. Canada is no exception, with nearly 19 per cen …
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‘Tug of war:’ Schulich researchers address antibiotic resistance
Meet the team developing new treatments for infections that evade antibiotics
Expert insight: How professional sports could influence politics
Sports can provide societal leadership or reflect changes in wider society
Western research uncovering the cause of a rapidly changing remote water system
Human activity altering pristine lakes of the Uinta Mountains
Building better batteries key to Western’s role in growing electric vehicle industry
Researchers explore longer-lasting, safer fuel cells, battery materials
Western and Fields Institute launch new mathematics centre
Prestigious mathematics organization’s satellite campus will offer research, study, collaboration opportunities
Western researchers improve strawberry cultivation with machine learning
AI and computer vision achieves near-perfect accuracy in detecting ripeness, disease
Western researchers discover protein to stop DNA damage
Finding could lead to cancer vaccines and drought-resistant crops
New research: Movement in the classroom a game changer
Brain scans show children with ADHD perform better when moving
Western researchers dig into food waste
New research suggests financial savings, more than environmental concern, can help drive a reduction in food waste
Two Western alumni representing Canada at 2024 G20 Youth Summit
Eunice Oladejo, Lauren Allison among five Canadians and 145 delegates meeting in Brazil
Two recent Western grads make CBC Music’s ‘30 under 30’ list
Percussionist Andrew Busch, choral conductor and tenor Matthew Boutda recognized among ‘Canada’s hottest young classical musicians’
‘Four-year plan’ sends star runner, engineering grad Kate Current to Olympics
Former Mustangs runner and her coach meticulously planned path to 2024 Summer Games
‘Tug of war:’ Schulich researchers address antibiotic resistance
Meet the team developing new treatments for infections that evade antibiotics
Expert insight: How professional sports could influence politics
Sports can provide societal leadership or reflect changes in wider society
Western research uncovering the cause of a rapidly changing remote water system
Human activity altering pristine lakes of the Uinta Mountains
Building better batteries key to Western’s role in growing electric vehicle industry
Researchers explore longer-lasting, safer fuel cells, battery materials
Western and Fields Institute launch new mathematics centre
Prestigious mathematics organization’s satellite campus will offer research, study, collaboration opportunities
Western researchers improve strawberry cultivation with machine learning
AI and computer vision achieves near-perfect accuracy in detecting ripeness, disease
Western researchers discover protein to stop DNA damage
Finding could lead to cancer vaccines and drought-resistant crops
New research: Movement in the classroom a game changer
Brain scans show children with ADHD perform better when moving
Western researchers dig into food waste
New research suggests financial savings, more than environmental concern, can help drive a reduction in food waste
Two Western alumni representing Canada at 2024 G20 Youth Summit
Eunice Oladejo, Lauren Allison among five Canadians and 145 delegates meeting in Brazil
Two recent Western grads make CBC Music’s ‘30 under 30’ list
Percussionist Andrew Busch, choral conductor and tenor Matthew Boutda recognized among ‘Canada’s hottest young classical musicians’
‘Four-year plan’ sends star runner, engineering grad Kate Current to Olympics
Former Mustangs runner and her coach meticulously planned path to 2024 Summer Games