For Frank and Janice Lochan, investing in neuroimaging research at Western is a way to turn their personal grief into hope. Janice knows the devastating toll of neurodegenerative conditions firsthand. Generations of her family – including her m …
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Western gains two new Canada Research Chairs, three renewals
From migrating birds to green hydrogen, researchers respond to changing world
Western medical student combines research, sustainability and community
Brandon Brower leads cycling initiatives to support healthier, more sustainable transportation on campus
Expert explainer: Everything you need to know about seasonal allergies
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry professor Dr. Samira Jeimy breaks down the facts
Schulich fellowship program aims to transform fracture care for older adults
Canada’s first orthogeriatric fellowship trains physicians to deliver coordinated, specialized care
Western postdoc maps the brain’s response to cannabis
With support from a new fellowship program, Rami Hamati explores how cannabis use affects the risk of psychosis
Schulich prof and Paralympic team physician reflects on power of perseverance
What Canada’s wheelchair curling team taught a doctor about movement, purpose and the human experience
From mathematics to medicine: Schulich resident brings problem-solving mindset to paediatrics
Co-op placement set Alexandra McDonald on new path, combining analytical thinking with patient care
Western Award of Excellence recipients support campus community – and beyond
Celebrating outstanding performance, integrity and commitment
Expert insight: Has Finland figured out the secret to happiness?
Public health expert suggests enduring happiness comes from quiet acceptance of life, not chasing positivity
Western rises dramatically in QS World University Rankings by Subject
Gains across disciplines, from the arts to natural sciences, drive strong subject rankings
Western prof, grad team up to advance gene-editing technology
AI-driven tools could expand treatment options for genetic diseases
‘Junk DNA’ may help defend against colorectal cancer, London study finds
Western and London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute investigate mechanism that may protect against tumour formation