A research team from Western University has found that an over-the-counter pill boasting the antioxidants may reduce risk of cataracts – the clouding of the normally clear lens of an eye – when delivered through the correct method.
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Western makes a bold ‘brain gain’ investment
Western University is investing in a ‘brain gain’ initiative to attract and secure elite academic talent, allocating up to $30 million to a pair of new strategic programs that will recruit and support the very best students, postdoctoral fellows and researchers from around the world.
Western researchers find fear itself affects predator-prey relationship
In a study published today in Science, findings from a team led by Western biology professor Liana Zanette prove perception – in this case, fear – of predation risk is powerful enough to affect wildlife populations even when predators are prevented from directly killing any prey.
Western researchers acquit the tins in mysterious failed Franklin expedition
New research from Western University challenges long-held beliefs regarding the demise of Sir John Franklin’s ill-fated Northwest Passage expedition that departed from England in 1845.
Western Psychology says you are what you think
A series of public lectures, featuring faculty members from Western University’s Psychology Department will examine how human brains and minds.
Flooding expert available to speak with media
Western University’s water resources management expert Slobodan Simonovic is available to speak with media.
Western comments on new tuition framework
Western University today acknowledged the decision by Ontario’s Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities, Brad Duguid, to introduce a new tuition framework for the province’s post-secondary education institutions.
Western Professor James MacGee receives Bank of Canada Governor’s Award
Western University Economics Professor James MacGee has been awarded the prestigious Governor’s Award by the Bank of Canada.
Easter Eggstravaganza for Western alumni and families
Western Alumni and their families will enjoy a fun-filled afternoon hunting for eggs and creating lasting memories on University College Hill.
TEDxWesternU speakers to share world-changing ideas
TEDx will feature 11 speakers, addressing a live audience of 100 Western students representing all faculties and chosen through an anonymous selection process, which is now complete.
Western launches Medieval Studies program by unveiling rare illuminated manuscript
In celebration of its new Medieval Studies program, researchers from Western University will reveal a newly acquired illuminated manuscript – the only complete one of its kind in the Western Libraries collection – today at a special event in Weldon Library.
Western research showcase examines how youth seek information on mental health issues
Does the way that information is found and presented online impact whether youth are likely to seek professional assistance for mental health issues? How has the landscape of music education shifted to allow students more creative input in their learning? What tools...