Western has signed a new agreement with Dalhousie University, Atlantic Canada’s largest university globally renowned for oceanic and marine sciences. The partnership was announced June 29 with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) in …
Faculty of Science
Visiting international research students ‘great ambassadors for Western’
Short-term stays lead to long-term impact for individuals, campus community
Western researchers receive $3.4M from Canada Foundation for Innovation
Fourteen projects will investigate solutions for pressing national, global challenges
Western supporting research, sustainable future for the world through King’s Commonwealth Fellowship Programme
Inaugural fellow Mark Bastian from University of Guyana collaborating with biology prof Bryan Neff
New, tiny prehistoric fish species unlocks origins of catfish and carp
Western researchers collected micro-CT scans showing saltwater species transitioned to freshwater
Wolves fear human ‘super predator’ – for good reason
New Western-led study shows human-wolf conflict based on finding food
Western among top global universities for alumni entrepreneurial success
PitchBook annual university rankings show Western’s strength in training entrepreneurs
Traces of life found in meteorite crater offer clues to life’s origins
Western research ‘connects the dots’ around first microorganisms on Earth
Western researchers support international collaboration for planetary defence
Meteor physicists from Western Space aid in first comprehensive study of asteroid from space to impact on Earth
Western welcomes 2025 cohort of Schulich Leaders
Passion for problem-solving, global sustainability drives Kate Klassen, one of 10 incoming students to receive prestigious STEM scholarship
Western sparks research passion for first-year student
Arezo Azizi pursues biomedical sciences after X-LABS high school outreach program
Seven Western professors honoured by Royal Society of Canada
Scholars across faculties recognized for their research and impact
Expert insight: Humanlike chatbots detract from developing AI for the human good
The danger of anthropomorphic AI is in the illusion that these systems are like us