One-handed people who use a prosthesis regularly are more likely to be brain-wired ‘to visualize’ their artificial limb as a part of their body, a new study shows.
One-handed people who use a prosthesis regularly are more likely to be brain-wired ‘to visualize’ their artificial limb as a part of their body, a new study shows.
First-year Science student Liam Donnelly is gearing up to represent Team Canada at the 2018 Brasilia CAMTRI Triathlon American Championships, set for June in Brazil.
Over the next year, Western Libraries is adopting a new user-centric organizational model born out of broad participation and engagement with users and staff.
Western Libraries is offering a series of workshops to help researchers build modern research skills. The next session is set for April 11 from 1-3 p.m. and focuses on 'Organizing the Research Process.'
One of the most effective ways to support a high response rate is instructor encouragement. Western has created a list of strategies from which instructors might draw to encourage students to complete the SQCTs.
Meet Georgina Wadsworth – 90 years strong. She is one of 500 seniors in #LdnOnt who stays limber, mobile and active by participating in fitness classes at #WesternU ’s Canadian Centre for Activity and Aging (CCAA). The CCAA just announced it's welcoming members of @lhsccanada Cardiac Fitness Institute, which is slated to close on April 27, 2018.
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University Affairs@UA_magazine The Kind Mail project – now in its second year – has been a hit with alumni, who have lit up @WesternU’s social media platforms with their effusive #kindmail messages.
As AI begins to take off, will the health-care industry be receptive to technological disruption despite its notorious aversion to change? What is clear is that it will be crucial for the medical community to use its clinical expertise to help leverage technology and AI to improve the delivery of health care. Indeed, this has already begun.
Known as ‘Canada’s Baseball Poet,’ Shel Krakofsky’s poems opened – and are still included – in the Canadian Baseball Hall Of Fame. After 40 years, he recently retired as a physician. The recipient of several literary awards, he has twice received the Okanagan Fiction Award and the National Jewish Book Prize for Poetry. A former English teacher and a journalist with The Globe and Mail, Stanley Cup Seder is his fourth poetry collection.
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