Most people don’t realize the cartoons they grew up with – My Little Pony, G.I. Joe and Paw Patrol – were actually designed with one purpose: To sell toys. Faculty of Information and Media Studies professor Selma Purac studies the children’s mar …
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Researchers analyze hair to study war trauma among Syrian refugee children
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Steep fall in implementation of physical activity policy in Ontario schools
Low on time and confidence, less than a quarter of teachers use new guidelines, finds survey co-authored by Western researchers
Postdoctoral scholars named Banting Fellows
Recipients carrying out research in avian physiology, polymers
Western PhD students named Vanier scholars
Three candidates recognized for leadership, scholarly achievement
Western’s Writer-in-Residence program celebrates 50th anniversary
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Western’s ImPaKT facility gets $16M from feds for pandemic research
Funds will help Schulich Medicine & Dentistry expand biocontainment infrastructure to research virus spread, expand COVID-19 research
New observation method helps unlock secrets of U.K. meteorite
Winchcombe object holds information about the origin of Earth’s oceans, finds new study
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Order of Canada recipient inspires second-year teacher candidate to create welcoming classrooms
Researchers analyze hair to study war trauma among Syrian refugee children
Adolescent females at much greater mental health risk from conflict-related trauma, study finds
Steep fall in implementation of physical activity policy in Ontario schools
Low on time and confidence, less than a quarter of teachers use new guidelines, finds survey co-authored by Western researchers
Postdoctoral scholars named Banting Fellows
Recipients carrying out research in avian physiology, polymers
Western PhD students named Vanier scholars
Three candidates recognized for leadership, scholarly achievement
Western’s Writer-in-Residence program celebrates 50th anniversary
Canada’s oldest literary residency has hosted famous authors and new voices
Bioarcheologist comes face-to-face with King Tut
On centennial of tomb re-opening, researcher creates digital model of ancient Egyptian ruler’s head
Study provides a new understanding of pain disparities among racial groups in U.S.
Researchers say pain can be used as a barometer of mental and physical health of a population
Millions at risk as drylands degrade, finds study
Climate change, population pressures hit earth’s largest biome
Western’s ImPaKT facility gets $16M from feds for pandemic research
Funds will help Schulich Medicine & Dentistry expand biocontainment infrastructure to research virus spread, expand COVID-19 research
New observation method helps unlock secrets of U.K. meteorite
Winchcombe object holds information about the origin of Earth’s oceans, finds new study
The Saxx story: How Trent Kitsch launched premium underwear line at Ivey
MBA grad to share insights during Global Entrepreneurship Week
Undergrad channels grandmother’s Holocaust experience to teach kindness
Order of Canada recipient inspires second-year teacher candidate to create welcoming classrooms