The Western Institute for Neuroscience (WIN) is Western University’s first official open science institute. The institute partnered with McGill University’s Tanenbaum Open Science Institute (TOSI) and BrainsCAN to develop a framework that outlines …
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Western study finds women more likely than men to suffer from long COVID
Researchers also find link between long COVID, obesity in women
Expert insight: Video game industry facing layoffs despite booming growth
Global game revenue is predicted to rise from US$227 billion in 2023 to US$312 billion in 2027
Study explores why South Asians have higher rates of heart disease
Team led by researchers from Western, St. Michael’s Hospital and U of T finds deficient vessel repair a major factor
Expert insight: Digital mapping reveals Ontario’s Black history and challenges myths
Shifting the focus from nationalist discourse to migrations among Black communities leads to a better understanding of everyday Black life
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
New Ivey report outlines how firms can effectively increase female representation
Researchers suggest targeted hires, career progression strategies to achieve gender parity
Expert insight: Dieting, weight suppression and Ozempic can contribute to eating disorders
Millions attempt to lose weight every year hoping for positive effects on their quality of life
Western to introduce Canada’s first multi-disciplinary climate risk graduate program
GDip in Climate Risk Assessment and Opportunity will prepare students to understand, mitigate climate uncertainties
Weldon Library renovation receives international recognition
Awards, critical acclaim for first phase of revitalization project of Western’s largest library
Expert insight: Why Strep A is increasing and how it spreads
Group A Streptococcus exclusively affects humans and can sometimes develop into invasive infections
Expert insight: Excessive social media use worsened adolescent mental health during COVID-19
Lockdowns and lack of support networks left youth more vulnerable to the negative effects of social media
$6.5 million grant to help improve care for Crohn’s disease patients
Western, Cleveland Clinic in Ohio to build consortium to develop clinical trial outcome tools for patients
Western study finds women more likely than men to suffer from long COVID
Researchers also find link between long COVID, obesity in women
Expert insight: Video game industry facing layoffs despite booming growth
Global game revenue is predicted to rise from US$227 billion in 2023 to US$312 billion in 2027
Study explores why South Asians have higher rates of heart disease
Team led by researchers from Western, St. Michael’s Hospital and U of T finds deficient vessel repair a major factor
Expert insight: Digital mapping reveals Ontario’s Black history and challenges myths
Shifting the focus from nationalist discourse to migrations among Black communities leads to a better understanding of everyday Black life
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
New Ivey report outlines how firms can effectively increase female representation
Researchers suggest targeted hires, career progression strategies to achieve gender parity
Expert insight: Dieting, weight suppression and Ozempic can contribute to eating disorders
Millions attempt to lose weight every year hoping for positive effects on their quality of life
Western to introduce Canada’s first multi-disciplinary climate risk graduate program
GDip in Climate Risk Assessment and Opportunity will prepare students to understand, mitigate climate uncertainties
Weldon Library renovation receives international recognition
Awards, critical acclaim for first phase of revitalization project of Western’s largest library
Expert insight: Why Strep A is increasing and how it spreads
Group A Streptococcus exclusively affects humans and can sometimes develop into invasive infections
Expert insight: Excessive social media use worsened adolescent mental health during COVID-19
Lockdowns and lack of support networks left youth more vulnerable to the negative effects of social media
$6.5 million grant to help improve care for Crohn’s disease patients
Western, Cleveland Clinic in Ohio to build consortium to develop clinical trial outcome tools for patients