Commemoration and preservation of Indigenous cultural heritage, history, art and more
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry
Experts available on UN General Assembly high-level week
Climate change targets, pandemic preparedness, international conflict and more
Experts available for 25th anniversary of 9/11
Terrorism and counterterrorism, U.S. foreign policy, veteran mental health and more
Experts available on extreme weather, ‘super’ El Niño
The United Nations said Thursday that “the likelihood that El Niño will persist through February 2027 is now close to 100 per cent” with months of disruptive weather anticipated globally. Western University has experts available to speak on the science behind extreme...
Experts available on topics related to back-to-school for elementary and high school students
The start of the 2026-27 elementary and secondary school year is fast approaching. Western University has experts available to speak on a variety of topics related to education and child development, including anxiety, child development, class sizes, social media and...
Electric fields offer new hope against aggressive brain cancer, Western researchers find
Technique developed for treating Parkinson’s disease also disrupts growth of glioblastoma
Expert explainer: What ultra-processed foods mean for heart health
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry’s Dr. Saverio Stranges examines the evidence linking ultra-processed foods to cardiovascular disease
Experts available on extreme weather
Western University experts are available to discuss the causes, impacts and mitigation of extreme weather events
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
Experts available on extreme weather, ‘super’ El Niño
From the science behind weather phenomena to the broader impacts on health and society
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