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Western reshapes children’s hearing care with custom AI-driven earmolds
Canadian Severe Storms Lab marks first year advancing storm research and resilience
Western engineering team drives innovative electric vehicle prototype
Western wins Canadian Space Agency contract to develop imaging instrument for lunar rover
Interdisciplinary research team to investigate resources, properties of the Moon
Western research helps rate historic EF5 tornado in North Dakota
National Weather Service used Northern Tornadoes Project study to re-categorize major severe storm event
Western campus acts as ‘living lab’ for building smart cities
Western engineering professor Ayan Sadhu and his team are investigating roads and buildings across campus with an urban scanning framework as part of their Campus as a Living Lab initiative.
Northern Tornadoes Project tracks longest Canadian tornado season
Canada experienced its longest tornado season on record, according to the annual year-long investigation by Western University’s Northern Tornadoes Project.
Western prof among top Canadian women in science
Martha Dagnew recognized as a trailblazer in environmental engineering
Northern Tornadoes Project finds 2023 had fewer and milder tornadoes in Canada
The Northern Tornadoes Project recorded 86 tornadoes across Canada during the 2023 season, significantly less than the previous year’s 129 – a Canadian record for the most tornadoes documented in a year.
Experts available to comment on topics related to the earthquake in Morocco
In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake in Morocco, Western University has the following experts available to provide insight and context on a range of topics including the history of Morocco, earthquake risk management and earthquake engineering. History of...
New tool helps ‘tune’ cochlear implants to improve hearing
Researchers have designed a mathematical tool to help program cochlear implants with precision for each patient’s unique anatomy.