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This Giving Day, we are very grateful to be supported by wonderful donors and friends. Read the inspiration behind why some of our closest supporters choose to give back to #UWaterlooSci - from faculty and staff here on campus to alumni and the students we support in today’s Giving Day story!

Homegrown giving for student success | Science | University of Waterloo

Today is the University of Waterloo’s first Giving Day! Learn why members of our Science community choose to give back, and how their support impacts our students.

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Join us for a presentation from Dr. Charu Chandrasekera on how cutting-edge animal-free technologies, including organs-on-chips, 3D-bio-printed tissues, and AI-powered analytics, advance our understanding of disease mechanisms and chemical safety. Register today: bit.ly/4hrHiMy

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The DESI collaboration has now made its first year of data available, and the results strengthen hints toward evolving dark energy, with significant implications for our understanding of the nature and fate of the universe. 🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/4hnq6rs | @uwaterloo.ca

Evidence mounting that dark energy evolves over time | Waterloo News

According to the Standard Model of Cosmology, the expansion of our universe is driven by the simplest possible version of dark energy: an unchanging ‘cosmological constant’ called lambda. That longsta...

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As electrical vehicle adoption accelerates, Canada’s battery production must keep pace. At Ontario’s Battery & Electrochemistry Research Centre, Drs. Linda Nazar & Michael Pope are tackling this challenge head-on by pioneering the next-gen battery tech using alternative elements. 🔗 bit.ly/4byYGxB

Dr. Michael Pope and Dr. Linda Nazar standing side by side inside a lab

On March 13, 2025, the Moon will glow in fiery shades of red and orange during a total lunar eclipse - aka a Blood Moon! Why does it happen? What should you look for? Let’s break down the science behind this celestial spectacle! @uwaterloo.ca

Q and A with the experts: The science of a Blood Moon | Waterloo News

On March 13, 2025, the Moon will glow in shades of red and orange as it passes through Earth’s shadow during a total lunar eclipse, commonly called a Blood Moon. We spoke with Dr. Roan Haggar, a postd...

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