John Hartig of the Windsor’s Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research has published a study of the Great Lakes Remedial Action Plan program.
John Hartig of the Windsor’s Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research has published a study of the Great Lakes Remedial Action Plan program.
Chemistry professor John Trant is researching new formulations for hand sanitizers, degreasers, and anti-viral coatings to help fight the global pandemic.
John Trant is researching new formulations for hand sanitizers, degreasers, and anti-viral coatings to help fight the global pandemic.
The Faculty of Science hosted sessions for high school teachers to ease the transition of current grade 12 students into university this fall.
Professors from the Faculty of Science hosted virtual sessions to inform high school science and math teachers about what their graduating students can expect in first-year university classes.
Ken Drouillard, a professor in UWindsor’s School of the Environment, is heading a research project to help the Windsor-Essex Sewing Force. The group of volunteers is sewing masks for healthcare workers.
Ken Drouillard, a professor in UWindsor’s School of the Environment, is heading a research project to help the Windsor-Essex Sewing Force.
BlackBerry Labs is dedicated to research and development in cybersecurity.
The cybersecurity curriculum BlackBerry Bootcamp is part of a required course in the UWindsor master’s program in applied computing.
Oliver Love’s research into the capacity of Arctic birds to adapt to environmental change has received NSERC funding.
UWindsor faculty have been awarded more than $6.5 million in federal funding to advance research and innovation in science and engineering.
UWindsor professor Yufeng Tong is researching a new COVID-19 testing kit and engineering simulated genetic material to test the accuracy of diagnostic kits already on the market.
A UWindsor researcher is working to improve the accuracy of kits to test for COVID-19.
The self-healing elastomer developed by UWindsor researchers can be used to make long-lasting pressure sensors, useful in a variety of applications.
The self-healing elastomer developed by UWindsor researchers can be used to make long-lasting pressure sensors, useful in a variety of applications.
Catherine Febria’s workstation as she participates in the nine-day online IPBES panel.
Catherine Febria lent her expertise to the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services.
UWindsor professor Marcus Drover co-founded a new global forum to discuss inorganic chemistry.
UWindsor professor Marcus Drover co-founded a new global forum to discuss inorganic chemistry.
