Why do some people only use cannabis once, while others become frequent users and some go on to develop cannabis use disorder? The first study of its kind to look at the trait of frequency of cannabis use has shed light on possible genetic factors at play. …
Examination of verbal art performances shows how COVID-19 changed our everyday lives
The teaching and research hub focuses on environmental and social justice and developing exhibitions and artworks with low carbon footprints
A team led by postdoctoral researcher Jordan Mansell has received a Grand Challenges for Human Flourishing award to study how emotions influence prejudice.
Mixronline now has more than 115,000 active users from around the world
The gift supports researchers translating data-driven insights into tools Canadians can use to improve their financial resilience
The contribution, from Power Corporation of Canada, Canada Life, and IGM Financial, will help further research and create visionary leaders.
Vishal Vijay, HBA’22 candidate, created Social Educating, a free online tutoring program
Corrosion continues to cause major health and infrastructure problems worldwide. To bring attention to the issues, the World Corrosion Organization acknowledges April 24, 2021 as Corrosion Awareness Day.
The program will examine the climate crisis by integrating perspectives from science, social science and the humanities
Pre- and post-pandemic fMRI brain scans may drive early detection and interventions for vulnerable adolescents
Western neuroscientists found improving planning can have a dramatic effect on the quality of performance and adjust ongoing behaviours.
Five Western students receive Hydro One scholarships.