New technology developed by Waterloo Engineering startup could help save lives by enabling widespread screening for early detection of lung cancer
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Logging over 100 km on public roads is evidence of slow but steady progress as Waterloo team takes on complex challenge to develop an autonomous car
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New seven-storey building for innovative teaching and ground-breaking research received $25-million kick-start from alumnus Chamath Palihapitiya
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Doctors would be able to monitor patients from a distance using data sent wirelessly by flexible devices designed for joint braces by Waterloo researchers
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Researchers use AI to mine applications to Waterloo Engineering to discover what motivates young women to pursue training in the male-dominated profession
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Students in new program challenged to work in groups to brainstorm, design and build furniture using cardboard, plaster and their collective creativity
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Researchers at Waterloo Engineering developing technology to automatically monitor the condition of roads, bridges and buildings to help plan repairs
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New system could help protect public health by continuously monitoring the quality of water as it flowed through microscopes at treatment plants
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Flipp app has been downloaded 40 million times since 2014 launch, now displays flyers from largest retailers, such as Walmart, Target, Kroger, Macys
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Wearable device would continuously check blood sugar levels without the need for diabetics to draw blood several times a day
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Researchers use sophisticated nanotechnology to demonstrate microwaves for a wide range of devices could be generated with cheap, abundant material
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Novel design process involved first-year engineering students and plenty of feedback from children at a Waterloo elementary school not far from campus
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