Revolutionary implants produced by a Western-based medical device company will change the face of reconstructive surgery for more than just the family pet. In fact, that technology may find its way into human bodies around the world by next year.
Revolutionary implants produced by a Western-based medical device company will change the face of reconstructive surgery for more than just the family pet. In fact, that technology may find its way into human bodies around the world by next year.
A near lifetime affinity for, combined with a rich professional connection to, the Federal Republic of Germany has led to David Darby receiving one of the country’s highest honours.
When it comes to a song sparrow attracting a mate, the little feathered fellow may want forget about the singing audition and worry more about his smell, according to one Western PhD student.
As our world experiences unprecedented social and economic changes, policy-makers will increasingly turn to world-class research institutions in search of ways to understand and address those changes. Enter NEST.
Western’s Board of Governors granted the Presidential Selection Committee a one-month extension to finish its work in finding the institution’s 11th President and Vice-Chancellor, university officials announced.
The Provost’s Ad Hoc Committee on Freedom of Expression is inviting the university community to offer its thoughts on what considerations the committee should reflect upon when drafting Western’s policy on freedom of expression.
Have a family member or friend looking for a job? Western’s Hospitality Services are
hosting a Hiring Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 10 from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Essex Hall Residence.
Ready, set, PULL! Twenty years after John Davidson’s walk across @Canada, he joined @Jesses_Journey and #WesternU Commercial Aviation students to celebrate. Teams pulled a 5-ton aircraft to raise money for Duchenne muscular dystrophy research.
“I’ve been doing damage surveys for roughly 20 years and this was one of the more complicated events, with multiple strong tornadoes and pockets of straight-line wind damage/downbursts,” said David Sills, one of Canada’s foremost tornado experts at Western.
Internet voting is reaching a tipping point in Ontario, with more municipalities turning to this electronic method of casting a vote. But the unprecedented way it's being implemented has some experts concerned. Western professor Aleksander Essex weighs in.
Maxime Bernier really wanted to be a federal party leader. And as the founder of the new People’s Party of Canada, he’s betting that Canadians are frustrated enough with our health-care system to elect him Prime Minister.
Biology professor Brent Sinclair shares true facts about everything from escaped Nazis, remote island archipelagos and, yes, ‘True Facts’ about everything science – and silly.
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