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Tiny generator turns waste walnut shells and water droplets into clean electricity
Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed a device that can turn this agricultural waste into clean ...
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Coin-sized device uses nut waste and drops of water to generate green energy
Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed an inexpensive device that generates enough electricity to power a ...
Waterloo researchers have developed a minimally invasive treatment to ease kidney stone pain with magnets and robots.
To tackle water safety, University of Waterloo researchers developed a device that can detect the presence of E. coli in ...
Waterloo is one of Canada's most innovative technology hubs." The University of Waterloo is attended by over 20,000 students and graduates 10% of Canada's engineers every year. In addition to the ...
Motorola is "ready to go on a hiring spree" in Waterloo, the home of BlackBerry HQ, according to a new report from the Financial Post. The Google-owned maker of smartphones already has an existing ...
WATERLOO — Gerald Weiland has worked at Schoitz Engineering for 50 years and never heard a discouraging word about his work.
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