The prevalence of dementia in unhoused people was almost two times greater than in the general population, with a higher prevalence for age groups younger than 85 years, according to new research led by researchers at Western, ICES and Lawson Health Resear …
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Kamran Siddiqui appointed vice-provost (graduate and postdoctoral studies)
Sustainable energy expert, experienced academic administrator to lead development of new learning methodologies
Western prof’s service to country inspired by medical career
Dr. Ian Ball brings critical care experience to CAF Reserve Force
First World War postcard project connects past to present
In advance of Remembrance Day, 400 Canadian households receive replica cards, words from the front
Expert insight: Ensuring Alberta’s oil and gas workers have jobs during the energy transition
Resources needed to retrain workers for the solar industry can be easily made available
Western graduates receive Governor General’s Gold Medal
Three PhDs recognized with national award for academic excellence
McIntosh exhibition probes space exploration and its ramifications
The Life Cycle of Celestial Objects, in two parts, uses science and art to captivate audiences
Vanier scholar values human perspective in her research
Neuroscience PhD student Shahnaza Hamidullah came to Canada as Afghan refugee in 2010
Researchers earn Canadian Academy of Health Sciences honours
From work on the brain to children’s mental health, research recognized for impact on patient care
‘A true family:’ Western international students reflect on finding a new home in London
Western International programs and housing support among resources helping students thrive
Students from low-income households felt more learning losses during pandemic: Study
Research surveys teacher experiences with remote learning in Canada, U.S.
Memories and milestones: Dr. Hugh Allen marks his 75th class reunion
Renowned surgeon looks back on his time at Western and offers insights to students
New project to monitor satellites over Canada
As satellite count surges, Western team uses meteor tracking camera tech to track where they are in Earth’s orbit
Kamran Siddiqui appointed vice-provost (graduate and postdoctoral studies)
Sustainable energy expert, experienced academic administrator to lead development of new learning methodologies
Western prof’s service to country inspired by medical career
Dr. Ian Ball brings critical care experience to CAF Reserve Force
First World War postcard project connects past to present
In advance of Remembrance Day, 400 Canadian households receive replica cards, words from the front
Expert insight: Ensuring Alberta’s oil and gas workers have jobs during the energy transition
Resources needed to retrain workers for the solar industry can be easily made available
Western graduates receive Governor General’s Gold Medal
Three PhDs recognized with national award for academic excellence
McIntosh exhibition probes space exploration and its ramifications
The Life Cycle of Celestial Objects, in two parts, uses science and art to captivate audiences
Vanier scholar values human perspective in her research
Neuroscience PhD student Shahnaza Hamidullah came to Canada as Afghan refugee in 2010
Researchers earn Canadian Academy of Health Sciences honours
From work on the brain to children’s mental health, research recognized for impact on patient care
‘A true family:’ Western international students reflect on finding a new home in London
Western International programs and housing support among resources helping students thrive
Students from low-income households felt more learning losses during pandemic: Study
Research surveys teacher experiences with remote learning in Canada, U.S.
Memories and milestones: Dr. Hugh Allen marks his 75th class reunion
Renowned surgeon looks back on his time at Western and offers insights to students
New project to monitor satellites over Canada
As satellite count surges, Western team uses meteor tracking camera tech to track where they are in Earth’s orbit