February 18, 2022 (Photo source: Douglas Keddy)As all students return to in-person learning Feb 28, Western’s vaccination policy and mask-wearing requirements will remain in effect. All research, scholarship and creative activities will resume with guidelines. Those currently working from home are encouraged to speak to their leaders regarding arrangements for returning to campus. (Photo source: Rob Potter/Western Communications) Our researchers are bringing to life a world where 5G interconnectivity can prevent rush-hour collisions, test-drive virtual reality classrooms, and offer instant biofeedback to improve mental health. Talbot College recording studio. (Photo source: Frank Neufeld)Creativity, collaboration and community are cornerstones of new interdisciplinary program offered through the arts and humanities, information and media studies, and music faculties.Enrique Banuelos (Photo source: Brandon Watson) A growing number of faculty, staff and students are embracing the cycling life, riding to and from campus on two wheels, enabled by Western’s year-round bike-friendly facilities.(Photo source: Mehrdad Kermani) Ten years ago, a local mushroom farmer approached engineering robotics researcher Mehrdad R. Kermani to help address the labour shortage in mushroom farming. Together, they have developed the first robotics mushroom harvesting system of its kind.(Photo source: Dr. Lena Palaniyappan)A new study from Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry and the West China Hospital in Chengdu is challenging long-held notions about brain deterioration in patients with psychotic disorders. Their research findings may lead to new protocols for treatment.Working at Western(Photo source: Western Communications) Green Awards nominations open |