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Edis Glogic: IDS-FunMat program

I conducted my doctoral studies jointly at the University of Waterloo (UW) and the University of Bordeaux (UBx) between September 2014 and February 2021. My research project focused on the development of methods for sustainability assessment of technologies, and was carried out within the framework of the IDS-FunMat cotutelle program supporting research in physics and chemistry in domains of...

TestimonialsWednesday 21 April 2021 by DUFFY Ciara. Last update Tuesday 31 August 2021
Bordeaux-Waterloo, international starts at undergraduate level!

On the 26th January 2018, a signing ceremony was held in Bordeaux to celebrate the official launch of a joint Bachelor exchange program in biobased chemistry. This  joint academic exchange program in biobased chemistry , will enable students from Bordeaux and Waterloo to follow courses via  online training modules , and then partake in an  exchange semester at the partner university , thus...

HighlightsTuesday 13 April 2021 by DUFFY Ciara. Last update Tuesday 31 August 2021
Edgar Cao & Jiang Xu: alumni from the IDS-FunMat program!

I began my journey in the IDS-FunMat program in late 2012, after learning about this amazing opportunity when I completed my undergraduate studies at the University of Waterloo’s Nanotechnology Engineering Program. Fascinated by the prospect of expanding my horizons and trying to learn a new culture and language, I decided on the spirit of "why not". I have been extremely fortunate in being able...

TestimonialsTuesday 13 April 2021 by DUFFY Ciara. Last update Tuesday 31 August 2021
Dr. M. Fernandes & Dr. H. Sauzeon

In a collaboration between the University of Waterloo and the University of Bordeaux, we used virtual reality (VR) to measure and compare memory capabilities in children, young healthy adults, and senior citizens. Our aim was to determine strategies that could help people better encode, and later recall, spatial routes. Way-finding is known to be negatively affected by the typical aging process....

TestimonialsTuesday 13 April 2021 by DUFFY Ciara. Last update Tuesday 31 August 2021