Unexpected discovery offers new clues about how TRISO fuel fabrication may influence performance
Faculty of Science
Expert insight: How NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will open a window into the Milky Way
Capable of observing a patch of sky up to 200 times larger than Hubble, the telescope will offer a new view of our galaxy
Allergic to gold jewelry? Western study shows earrings can dissolve under certain conditions
Western chemist and collaborators find sweat can release measurable amounts of gold when interacting with jewelry
Experts available on October municipal elections
Local government, AI data centres, cost of living, voting security and more
Electric fields offer new hope against aggressive brain cancer, Western researchers find
Technique developed for treating Parkinson’s disease also disrupts growth of glioblastoma
Western researchers join international efforts to understand aviation’s climate impact
Funded through Horizon Europe, project will develop better tools to predict effects of contrails
Western key hub for Horizon Europe-funded project studying disabling chronic illness
Mark Daley and Dr. Douglas Fraser and will use laboratory science and computational biology to study ME/CFS
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories collaboration with Western explores radiation exposure on astronauts
Organ and organoid-on-chip technology allows researchers to study biological effects of radiation
Corrosion and wear damage examined in retrieved knee and hip implants
Western and London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute scientists investigate 240 implant components
Western astronomers reveal spectacular birthplace of cosmic buckyballs
Western team has returned to planetary nebula Tc 1 with JWST’s Mid-Infrared Instrument to capture the first-ever detailed view of buckyballs in space
Experts available on Artemis II’s historic lunar mission
Artemis II astronauts will eclipse the Apollo 13 mission, going beyond 248,655 miles from Earth, on Monday, April 6.
Women need stronger networks to climb corporate ladder, Western analysis shows
Women often need stronger and more complex professional networks than men to reach corporate leadership roles, according to a new Western-led study analyzing 20 years of data from more than 19,000 employees.