Research
Visiting scholar to discuss racism and international law
Robert Knox of the University of Liverpool will present a seminar entitled “Race, Racism, and International Law” at noon Wednesday, Oct. 16.
Book addresses issues of mental health in schools
Professor Lindsey Jaber edited and authored a book promoting wellness in classrooms.
Researchers exploring teacher preparedness in supporting Muslim students
Naved Bakali is exploring how teacher education programs prepare students regarding issues of race and racism. Submarine enables shark researchers to do deep dive into subject
Professor Nigel Hussey and doctoral student Eric Ste-Marie followed Greenland sharks into the arctic depths off the coast of Norway.
Online think tank to ignite health research collaborations
An online session Oct. 25 will bring together health-care researchers, professionals, and community organizations.
Practicum provides psychotherapy to refugees settling in Windsor
The Advanced Adult Psychotherapy Practicum provides free mental health services to refugees settling in Windsor. Educator championing Black student success and equity
Alleson Mason researches the challenges faced by Black students in Canadian schools and the ways communities are addressing these issues.
Memorial gift to advance fight against dementia
A Windsor family was so inspired by an Alzheimer’s disease research project, they donated $30,000 to a UWindsor lab.
Law professor awarded fellowship for research in legal ethics
Law professor Daniel Del Gobbo is exploring whether principles of restorative justice can underlie a new approach to legal ethics. Funding supports exploration of societal challenges
Seven UWindsor professors are recipients of SSHRC Insight or Insight Development grants recently announced by the federal government. Future of academic communication subject of lecture
Educator on a journey to spread the joy of music to youth
Education professor Vanessa Mio-Quiring is excited about offering youth music training through the Lab School program. Engineer aims to build on sustainable transportation infrastructure
Civil engineering professor Grace Oyeyi works to develop smart, sustainable transportation infrastructure. Migration and human rights subject of seminar
Lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar will discuss the use of technology to police borders in a seminar Sept. 18. Professor’s research tackles mental health stigma and promotes equity
Nursing professor Sebastian Gyamfi aims to advance equity in mental health care. Researchers receive funding to tackle health challenges
Researchers behind 20 projects aimed at tackling local health challenges received a total of $412,714 in funding Wednesday.
Researchers partner to advance sustainable electric vehicles
A partnership between the CHARGE Lab and automotive powertrain manufacturer Vitesco Technologies will work to develop better electric vehicle motors.