The inner ear is a complex and highly individualized structure. So it should be no surprise that a one-size-fits-all approach to cochlear implants doesn’t produce the best results for listeners. This is why a team that includes Western electrical and …
Professor Joy MacDermid and fellow Bone and Joint Institute collaborators recognized by Arthritis Society
Study shows the measles virus can potentially compromise the body’s ability to fight other infections.
2020 at Western will forever be known as a watershed.
Every faculty at Western brought some new research insight to the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Turns out, relationship success has little to do with your personal awesomeness, and even less to do with fairy-tale love potions and Puccini arias.
This was a year of quirky critter news in international headlines, from ancient beavers to murder hornets.
The Trans PULSE Canada survey shows many trans and non-binary Canadians avoid seeking health care because of a fear of discrimination.
Lisa Saksida, co-director of BrainsCAN, has been named one of Canada’s WXN Top 100, a recognition of women who advocate for workforce diversity and inspire tomorrow’s leaders.
For some Music faculty, the considerable challenges of conducting research during a pandemic have also been accompanied by unexpected opportunities.
Men, non-immigrants, younger adults and people living in rural areas are the Canadians most likely to resist COVID-19 safety measures, according to a Western analysis.
Western astronomy student Cole Gregg spotted a previously undiscovered asteroid flashing through the night sky.
It can take just pennies a day to motivate people to exercise more, and they will step up their efforts when teamed with a buddy to collect joint rewards, a Western University study shows.
Professor Joy MacDermid and fellow Bone and Joint Institute collaborators recognized by Arthritis Society
Study shows the measles virus can potentially compromise the body’s ability to fight other infections.
2020 at Western will forever be known as a watershed.
Every faculty at Western brought some new research insight to the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Turns out, relationship success has little to do with your personal awesomeness, and even less to do with fairy-tale love potions and Puccini arias.
This was a year of quirky critter news in international headlines, from ancient beavers to murder hornets.
The Trans PULSE Canada survey shows many trans and non-binary Canadians avoid seeking health care because of a fear of discrimination.
Lisa Saksida, co-director of BrainsCAN, has been named one of Canada’s WXN Top 100, a recognition of women who advocate for workforce diversity and inspire tomorrow’s leaders.
For some Music faculty, the considerable challenges of conducting research during a pandemic have also been accompanied by unexpected opportunities.
Men, non-immigrants, younger adults and people living in rural areas are the Canadians most likely to resist COVID-19 safety measures, according to a Western analysis.
Western astronomy student Cole Gregg spotted a previously undiscovered asteroid flashing through the night sky.
It can take just pennies a day to motivate people to exercise more, and they will step up their efforts when teamed with a buddy to collect joint rewards, a Western University study shows.