We are thrilled to relaunch Western Reads, a digitally based global book club that focuses on books authored by Western alumni, staff, faculty or students (not limited to fiction). You can now submit a nomination form for the first book selection.
We are thrilled to relaunch Western Reads, a digitally based global book club that focuses on books authored by Western alumni, staff, faculty or students (not limited to fiction). You can now submit a nomination form for the first book selection.
Temperature research from Geography professor James Voogt will identify ‘hot spots’ city planners and politicians can focus on in designing strategies to reduce temperature - planting trees or increasing the surface reflectivity, for example.
Dr. Michael J. Strong will step down from his role as Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry Dean effective Sept. 30, after being named President of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR).
Western researchers offering up a new method of tremor motion suppression and an innovative skin-wound closure solution recently earned Collaborative Health Research Project operating grants.
The Faculty of Science has moved administrative offices. This includes the Dean’s office, Science/BMSc Academic Counselling, Student Professionalism & Entrepreneurship, Career Services and all professional master’s programs. The faculty offices will re-open on June 25 at 10 a.m. in their new location on the second floor of the North Campus Building.
July 11 marks the mid-point of the Global Challenge and to help mark the occasion all faculty and staff are invited to the Summer Games Day outside Middlesex College. Register by July 4 and come on out for some fun, team-building exercises (and free food).
Congratulations, Mustangs! 7,255 classmates, friends, students and colleagues are headed across the stage of Alumni Hall and officially into our @westernuAlumni family.
Researchers at Western University have shown that our brains are pre-wired to perceive wrinkles around the eyes as conveying more intense and more sincere emotions.
In a recent paper, Catherine Neish from Western University, discusses the possibility of biological molecules being present on Titan, and where they might be found.
Towards the end of my masters degree in biology, I came across a disturbing statistic published by the Ontario Science Centre in 2017: 43 percent of Canadians believe scientific findings to be a matter of opinion.
Don’t ask Erin Johnson to dial it down at the end of the day. In fact, why not turn up to 11 her ideas on how to kick out the jams on your reading, viewing and listening habits.
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