Media Releases Archives: October 2015
Some patients in a vegetative state retain awareness, despite being unable to move
October 19, 2015
New insight into a vital cerebral pathway has explained how some patients in a vegetative state are aware despite appearing…
Western’s Leadership and Democracy Lab to host post-election panel
October 19, 2015
Western University’s Leadership and Democracy Lab is hosting a post-Canadian federal election panel on Tuesday, October 20, which will feature…
Western University political experts available to speak about federal election
October 19, 2015
With the 42nd Canadian federal election to be decided tonight, the following political experts from Western University are available to…
Western hosts hands-on engineering workshop for girls this weekend
October 16, 2015
Western University is hosting Go ENG Girl, a free event that encourages girls in grades 7 though 10 to…
New Western-led research facility looks to protect our rivers
October 16, 2015
Western University geography professor Adam Yates has developed a better way of understanding how actions on land affect life…
‘Raving For Introverts’ drops the beat at Western’s annual Music Research Showcase
October 15, 2015
Western University’s Jay Hodgson is developing technology that allows people to compose banging techno music simply by moving their bodies…
Western launches initiative exploring musical learning experiences across lifespan
October 14, 2015
The University of Edinburgh‘s Katie Overy started her academic career with her graduate research, which examined dyslexic children’s difficulties with…
Western University to develop its first ever, multi-year Indigenous Strategic Plan
October 9, 2015
With the release of its new Strategic Plan, Achieving Excellence on the World Stage, in 2014, Western University proudly renewed…
New Director announced by Rotman Institute of Philosophy at Western University
October 8, 2015
Christopher Smeenk, is the new Director for Western University’s Rotman Institute of Philosophy. “The Rotman Institute of Philosophy is extremely…
New study shows touch works independently of vision in object identification
October 7, 2015
A study published by The Journal of Neuroscience challenges the more traditional scientific belief that using touch to recognize objects…