Eddie Grimmett and Ryan Hermes, students at St. Joseph’s Catholic High School, joined about 100 other secondary students on campus Thursday for Let’s Talk Cancer.
About 100 high school students attended Let’s Talk Cancer, a symposium on the science and treatment of cancer, Thursday on the UWindsor campus.
University officials Jeff Berryman, Douglas Kneale, Phil Dutton, Datta Pillay, and Siyaram Pandey accept a gift from donor Loknath Chawla to fund research into natural extracts as cancer treatments.
Encouraging results investigating natural treatments for cancer continue to generate support for the work of biochemistry professor Siyaram Pandey.
MIT Press has released a new edition of a novel translated into English by UWindsor professor Frank Simpson and his late wife.
MIT Press has released a new edition of a novel translated into English by UWindsor professor Frank Simpson and his late wife.
Quantum physicist Shohini Ghose of Wilfrid Laurier University is this year’s guest speaker in the Women in Science seminar series.
Quantum physicist Shohini Ghose of Wilfrid Laurier University is this year’s guest speaker in the Women in Science seminar series.
UWindsor grads Justin Tessier and Tarek Jafar are the rock duo The Blue Stones, nominated for a Juno Award as Breakthrough Group of the Year.
UWindsor grads Justin Tessier and Tarek Jafar are the rock duo The Blue Stones, nominated for a Juno Award as Breakthrough Group of the Year.
Summer Locknick receives a Drowning Prevention Award from Cynthia Cakebread, vice president of member services for the Lifesaving Society.
Summer Locknick received a research award from the Canadian Drowning Prevention Coalition.
Science student Aislyn Laurent will moderate a panel discussion at the Driving Diversity: Women in STEM Networking event.
An event Feb. 12 will bring together women in science, technology, engineering, and math disciplines.
The Brain Bee trivia competition is like a spelling bee for neuroscience.
High school students in the tri-county area can join the Brain Bee neuroscience trivia contest, March 4 at the University of Windsor.
Narwhal are among the predator species affected by changes in the habits of Arctic cod. Photo ©Paul Nicklen.
Increasing noise from ships in Arctic waters is disrupting the native cod and species who rely on them, says a study by scientists from the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research.
John Hartig, visiting scholar at the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, has published an article in Toronto Waterfront Magazine about the cleanup of the Toronto Harbour.
A visiting scholar at GLIER, John Hartig has published a piece in Toronto Waterfront Magazine about the cleanup of the Toronto Harbour.
