In a step toward combating dementia, Western researchers have received a $1.1 million grant from the Weston Family Foundation to explore the potential of gentle brain-synched sounds to improve sleep and memory performance in older adults. The method, which …
Calls for government-supported air navigation service payment model
Audio recordings feature more than 30 years of Smoke Signals show, highlight historical events
Honorary degree recipient Madeleine Kētēskwew Dion Stout invites graduates to be educated, united
Actor-producer-comedian Tim Progosh leads group honouring Canada’s funniest performers
Team Agri-Edge makes case for precision agriculture to solve farming challenges
Western study shows dubious benefit to using plastic recycling bags
Western researcher touts benefit for marginalized adult population
Stroke survivor caregivers face barriers to accessing care for themselves
Insect specimens from Western’s Zoological Collections converge with contemporary art in nod to beauty in biodiversity
HIV subtypes often combine with other subtypes to form new variants, research finds
How weaving is helping to strengthen ancestral knowledge in a remote community in Ecuador
Daniel Carranza’s research earns him PhD spot at Johns Hopkins
Calls for government-supported air navigation service payment model
Audio recordings feature more than 30 years of Smoke Signals show, highlight historical events
Honorary degree recipient Madeleine Kētēskwew Dion Stout invites graduates to be educated, united
Actor-producer-comedian Tim Progosh leads group honouring Canada’s funniest performers
Team Agri-Edge makes case for precision agriculture to solve farming challenges
Western study shows dubious benefit to using plastic recycling bags
Western researcher touts benefit for marginalized adult population
Stroke survivor caregivers face barriers to accessing care for themselves
Insect specimens from Western’s Zoological Collections converge with contemporary art in nod to beauty in biodiversity
HIV subtypes often combine with other subtypes to form new variants, research finds
How weaving is helping to strengthen ancestral knowledge in a remote community in Ecuador
Daniel Carranza’s research earns him PhD spot at Johns Hopkins