The Fall 2021 edition of Science Matters highlights science achievements, from people to research.
The Journal of Canadian Baseball will feature articles from community and academic researchers.
The Journal of Canadian Baseball will feature articles from community and academic researchers.
Postdoctoral research associate John Hayward logged on to use this Nuclear Magnetic Resonance machine.
Engineering professor Jalal Ahamed holds a sensor on his fingertip with a magnified image in the background of a high-density sensor array similar to what will be imbedded in insoles to measure gait.
A team of UWindsor researchers is embedding sensors in insoles to diagnose problems with the way people walk.
Virtual labs will give students hands-on opportunities to explore the bioinformatic-based analysis of structural biology.
A new citizen science program invites visitors to take photos in national parks to help monitor coastal change.
A workshop Friday will discuss engaging the community in research projects.
A workshop Friday will discuss engaging the community in research projects.
Properly made cotton masks, like these made by the Windsor Essex Sewing Force, can be as effective as surgical medical masks.
Properly made cotton masks can be as effective as surgical medical masks, according to a new study.
Biochemistry professor Munir Rahim has been awarded a $120,000 grant from the Cancer Research Society to study how breast cancer interacts with receptors on the surface of immune cells.
A public talk Oct. 6 will provide update on the relative effectiveness of homemade and medical masks.
