Commanding officer lieutenant-commander Harrison Nguyen-Huynh of the HMCS Windsor presents honorary submariner credentials to Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research director Mike McKay in the boat’s control room.
AboBakr Emara, a doctoral student of physics, explores detection and measurement of radon at low levels.
AboBakr Emara, a doctoral student of physics, explores detection and measurement of radon at low levels.
Physics Club president Sareen Sabra is the recipient of the $1,500 Lucjan Krause Undergraduate Scholarship in Physics.
Physics Club president Sareen Sabra is the recipient of the $1,500 Lucjan Krause Undergraduate Scholarship in Physics.
Biomedical science professor Jeff Dason is the Faculty of Science research chair.
Biomedical science professor Jeff Dason is the Faculty of Science research chair.
The 2025 Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject highlighted UWindsor programs in engineering, business and economics, computer science, and psychology.
The 2025 Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject highlighted UWindsor programs in engineering, business and economics, computer science, and psychology.
Science Society vice-presidents Lindsey Boshart and Lauren Pandolfi flank teaching award winner Otis Vacratsis.
Otis Vacratsis won the Teaching Excellence award at the Jan. 18 Science Society charity gala.
A talk Thursday will take a statistical view of some climate change controversies.
A talk Thursday will take a statistical view of some climate change controversies.
Celebrating a project to improve treatment of a childhood cancer are UWindsor researchers Dorota Lubanska and Alioune Ngom with Childcan officials Suzanne Elliott, Sarah Dimitropoulos, and Lorraine Jewell.
A Faculty of Science led research project will explore ways to improve treatment outcomes for the extracranial childhood cancer neuroblastoma.
Engineering professor Mitra Mirhassani is one of the UWindsor researchers receiving a total of $830,000 in federal funding to support exploration of quantum science.
Three University of Windsor professors have been awarded a total of $830,000 in federal funding to support their research into quantum science.
A holistic approach to Black men’s health, using chess as an educational tool, and strategies to improve outcomes of patients with post-partum breast cancer are topics for discussion at the Feb. 14 online WE-Spark Think Tank.
