Nicholas Vukotic is UWindsor’s new Industrial Research Chair in X-ray Diffraction and Crystalline Materials.
Nicholas Vukotic is UWindsor’s new Industrial Research Chair in X-ray Diffraction and Crystalline Materials.
Scientists deploy real-time monitoring equipment in Lake Erie to establish drivers of algal blooms. From left: Kent Baker, Jill Crossman, Danna Palladino. Photo by Fabio Massimo Pasquazzi.
Real-time monitoring equipment deployed in Lake Erie will establish drivers of algal blooms.
Samantha Estoesta, an advocate for women in technical fields, will participate in a panel discussion during the Canadian Undergraduate Computer Science Conference.
Early-bird registration for the Canadian Undergraduate Computer Science Conference closes June 30.
Ian Stecher was recognized for academic achievement during celebrations of the University’s 111th Convocation.
The University fêted top graduates Ian Stecher and Layale Bazzi during its Convocation ceremonies last week.
Math professor Myron Hlynka was one of two faculty members to receive the alumni teaching award during Spring Convocation.
The alumni association honoured two professors during Spring Convocation for their contributions to teaching.
Chemistry professor Drew Marquardt has received federal funding to develop a new means of producing neutrons.
Two UWindsor chemistry professors are among the first researchers in the country to receive monies from the New Frontiers in Research Fund.
Economics professor Michael Batu and master’s student Zichun Zhao have found that solar activity affects world economies.
Economics professor Michael Batu and master’s student Zichun Zhao have found that solar activity affects world economies.
Human anatomy demonstrator Sara McNorton (centre) explains the virtual dissection table to medical staff of Cirque du Soleil.
While on tour through Windsor, the medical team from Cirque du Soleil stopped by campus for a quick workshop on anatomy.
Production in Western Canada can help address a worldwide shortage of helium, says UWindsor chemistry professor Scott Mundle.
Western Canada is poised to become a leader in the production of helium, says UWindsor chemistry professor Scott Mundle.
Christina Semeniuk is one of 28 UWindsor researchers awarded nearly $4.4 million in federal funding to advance discoveries in science and engineering.
Federal funds totaling nearly $4.4 million will support 28 UWindsor researchers advancing discoveries in science and engineering.
