On April 8, a total solar eclipse will be visible from a narrow path that stretches from Mexico to Newfoundland and Labrador. In London, Ont., a 99.6 per cent partial eclipse will be visible as the city is outside the approximately 180-km wide totality …
Faculty of Science
Program aims to help first-year Indigenous students thrive and connect with language, culture
Grants from Parr Centre for Thriving to also support new students’ mental health, wellness
Expert insight: Cobalt nanoparticles could be a significant player for clean energy
Research team at Western University is innovating ways to make more sustainable fuel cells
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
Extreme environments leave genomic imprint in tiny organisms: Study
DNA of extremophiles living in comparably harsh conditions are similar despite being biologically unrelated
‘Buckthorn Bust’ helps eradicate invasive species
Students mapped and removed the shrub along the Thames River through ‘Campus as a Living Lab’ project
Friday concert: Renowned seismologist Lucy Jones and music for climate action
Jones is a Western Academy for Advanced Research visiting fellow and member of its Climate Resilient Infrastructure Building team
New interdisciplinary chair brings a philosophical lens to AI
Western announces chair in ethics and technology with new $1.5M gift from alum Tim Duncanson
Grad finds ‘true calling’ sharing Indigenous knowledge, helping species at risk
Andie Albert will receive her master of environment and sustainability degree during fall convocation
‘Strive to do it all’: Science grad earns badminton laurels and top marks
Jacqueline Cheung, BSC’23, balances athletics, academics and volunteer work during her undergraduate degree
New nanomaterial may solve long-standing fuel cell issue
Western research team uses cobalt to make fuel cells more robust, sustainable
Fear of human “super predator” pervades South African savanna
Elephants, rhinos, giraffes and other wildlife dread people far more than lions
First standard resource on philosophy of astrophysics has many Western ties
Scholars Chris Smeenk and Sarah Gallagher, plus three alumni, contribute to volume of essays from leaders shaping the field
Program aims to help first-year Indigenous students thrive and connect with language, culture
Grants from Parr Centre for Thriving to also support new students’ mental health, wellness
Expert insight: Cobalt nanoparticles could be a significant player for clean energy
Research team at Western University is innovating ways to make more sustainable fuel cells
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
Extreme environments leave genomic imprint in tiny organisms: Study
DNA of extremophiles living in comparably harsh conditions are similar despite being biologically unrelated
‘Buckthorn Bust’ helps eradicate invasive species
Students mapped and removed the shrub along the Thames River through ‘Campus as a Living Lab’ project
Friday concert: Renowned seismologist Lucy Jones and music for climate action
Jones is a Western Academy for Advanced Research visiting fellow and member of its Climate Resilient Infrastructure Building team
New interdisciplinary chair brings a philosophical lens to AI
Western announces chair in ethics and technology with new $1.5M gift from alum Tim Duncanson
Grad finds ‘true calling’ sharing Indigenous knowledge, helping species at risk
Andie Albert will receive her master of environment and sustainability degree during fall convocation
‘Strive to do it all’: Science grad earns badminton laurels and top marks
Jacqueline Cheung, BSC’23, balances athletics, academics and volunteer work during her undergraduate degree
New nanomaterial may solve long-standing fuel cell issue
Western research team uses cobalt to make fuel cells more robust, sustainable
Fear of human “super predator” pervades South African savanna
Elephants, rhinos, giraffes and other wildlife dread people far more than lions
First standard resource on philosophy of astrophysics has many Western ties
Scholars Chris Smeenk and Sarah Gallagher, plus three alumni, contribute to volume of essays from leaders shaping the field