An icon of Canadian athletics, a globally recognized champion of science and an internationally acclaimed novelist are among the nine individuals who will receive honorary degrees from Western during spring convocation. The degrees will be conferred d …
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Campus as a Living Lab program drives sustainability through active learning
Fifteen sustainability projects on Western’s campus make a big impact
Krembil Foundation funds support research on brain immune system’s role in Alzheimer’s
Researchers receive $2.4M to investigate trigger that causes brain’s immune system to fail to control inflammation that arises in Alzheimer’s disease
Two-dimensional nanomaterial sets record for expert-defying, counter-intuitive expansion
When stretched in one direction, nanomaterial expands perpendicular to applied force
Western partnership drives push for international standard on flushable products
Students work with City of London to seek data, solutions for flushable wipes
Transforming care for transplant patients
Dr. Alp Sener is the inaugural Andrew Lazarovits Chair in Immunobiology and Transplantation
New study suggests chemical companies hiding pollution under our noses
Research co-led by Ivey Business School’s Tima Bansal sheds light on corporate environmental dodging
Geoffrey Little named new vice-provost and chief librarian
His five-year term with Western Libraries begins July 22
Western launches new program to foster meaningful research partnerships
RECAP will help researchers, partners forge relationships for greater impact
Western spin-off secures over $2M in seed funding for cancer care robotics system
Tenomix’s tech aims to improve lymph node detection in colorectal cancer tissues
UN Sustainable Development Goals focus of weeklong celebrations
SDG Week takes over campus with virtual reality ocean dives, eco-anxiety help and artistic events
Expert Insight: How better software could save money and improve Canada’s health-care system
The return on investment of embracing open-source development could be very high
Expert insight: Don’t count Biden out because January polls are historically unreliable
With strong polarization between the parties, significant change from the 2020 results is unlikely
Campus as a Living Lab program drives sustainability through active learning
Fifteen sustainability projects on Western’s campus make a big impact
Krembil Foundation funds support research on brain immune system’s role in Alzheimer’s
Researchers receive $2.4M to investigate trigger that causes brain’s immune system to fail to control inflammation that arises in Alzheimer’s disease
Two-dimensional nanomaterial sets record for expert-defying, counter-intuitive expansion
When stretched in one direction, nanomaterial expands perpendicular to applied force
Western partnership drives push for international standard on flushable products
Students work with City of London to seek data, solutions for flushable wipes
Transforming care for transplant patients
Dr. Alp Sener is the inaugural Andrew Lazarovits Chair in Immunobiology and Transplantation
New study suggests chemical companies hiding pollution under our noses
Research co-led by Ivey Business School’s Tima Bansal sheds light on corporate environmental dodging
Geoffrey Little named new vice-provost and chief librarian
His five-year term with Western Libraries begins July 22
Western launches new program to foster meaningful research partnerships
RECAP will help researchers, partners forge relationships for greater impact
Western spin-off secures over $2M in seed funding for cancer care robotics system
Tenomix’s tech aims to improve lymph node detection in colorectal cancer tissues
UN Sustainable Development Goals focus of weeklong celebrations
SDG Week takes over campus with virtual reality ocean dives, eco-anxiety help and artistic events
Expert Insight: How better software could save money and improve Canada’s health-care system
The return on investment of embracing open-source development could be very high
Expert insight: Don’t count Biden out because January polls are historically unreliable
With strong polarization between the parties, significant change from the 2020 results is unlikely