Grad student Brianna Lunardi, a member of the Coastal Research Group, is in Prince Edward Island studying sand dunes and beaches. Here, she is shown taking samples of the sand and vegetation in Stanhope on the island’s north shore.
Members of the Coastal Research Group are flying drones over the Prince Edward Island shore to map beaches, dunes, and rip currents.
Luca Pullo (centre) receives a UWindsor Science Academy Certificate of Completion from professor Dora Cavallo-Medved and provost Jeff Berryman.
Science Academy welcomed local high schoolers to campus July 8 to 12 to explore science programs offered at the University of Windsor.
Dr. Kenneth Drouillard, professor at the University of Windsor's Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, explains why the emergence of mayflies can be an indication of lake health.
Most years, they rise from the water and blanket unsuspecting communities.
Children scream as their friends run in pursuit with one of these winged-insects pinched tight between their fingers.
But what are they exactly and should we be encouraged when some years produce seemingly record levels and others don’t?
Are they fishflies, June bugs, or mayflies?
Researchers Trevor Pitcher, Katelynn Johnson, and Aaron Fisk prepare high-tech buoys to deploy in the Detroit River channel between LaSalle and Fighting Island.
UWindsor researchers are installing high-tech equipment along the Detroit River shoreline to monitor water levels and wave action.
Solar flares and other phenomena can have a surprising effect on our Earthly activities.
Solar flares and other phenomena can have a surprising effect on our Earthly activities.
Federal science minister Kirsty Duncan asks questions of physics professor Dan Xiao during a tour of the Essex CORe facility with officials Douglas Kneale and Jeff Berryman.
Canada’s science minister joined the campus community Wednesday for the official opening of the Essex Centre of Research (Essex CORe).
UWindsor students had a week-long summer field course at the Walpole Island First Nation Territory. Photo credit Healthy Headwaters Lab.
UWindsor students had a week-long summer field course at the Walpole Island First Nation Territory.
The Ambassador Bridge links Detroit with Windsor along one of the busiest trade routes in North America.
Canada’s future lies in exporting more age-related goods and services and fewer natural resources to the American market, argue UWindsor researchers.
Darcy Wear presents his poster at the Natural Health Products Research Society of Canada.
Two students from professor Siyaram Pandey’s biochemistry lab won awards.
Kathyani Parasram presents her research at McGill University in Montreal.
Doctoral student Kathyani Parasram has received international recognition for her presentation on chronobiology.
