Aenea Bryson, a Grade 6 student, conducts a chemical analysis during the University of Windsor’s Girl Guide Badge Day March 16 at the Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Nearly 80 Windsor and Essex County girl guides earned badges in engineering, science, and water at UWindsor’s fourth annual Girl Guide Badge Day.
UWindsor professor Scott Mundle co-authored a research paper that suggests looking deep underground for life on other planets.
UWindsor professor Scott Mundle co-authored a research paper that suggests looking deep underground for life on other planets.
A team led by UWindsor biologist Lisa Porter has received a federal grant of more than $1 million to advance research on an aggressive form of brain cancer.
A team led by UWindsor biologist Lisa Porter has received a federal grant of more than $1 million to advance research on an aggressive form of brain cancer.
Parents Night will educate high school students and their families about science opportunities.
Parents Night will educate high school students and their families about science opportunities.
USci Network’s Science Meets Arts students provided an artistic flair to the Essex CORe atrium celebrating women in science.
The USci Network’s Women in Science Initiative is helping prepare female students for science careers.
Catherine Febria will take the expertise she has acquired globally and apply it to waterways that feed the Great Lakes.
Catherine Febria will take the expertise she has acquired globally and apply it to waterways that feed the Great Lakes.
Recent studies suggest that tourists believe that beach access points and resorts are located adjacent to safe swimming areas, but that isn’t always true.
UWindsor dean of science Chris Houser writes for the Conversation with a warning for anyone preparing to head south for March break.
John Donohue of the University of Waterloo will address “The Second Quantum Revolution,” Monday, March 11, in Katzman Lounge, Vanier Hall.
A lecture Monday, March 11, on the UWindsor campus promises real-world applications of quantum technologies.
Researchers Lisa Porter and John Trant have received a $100,000 grant for a project that could lead to new therapies for aggressive cancers.
Researchers Lisa Porter and John Trant have received a $100,000 grant for a project that could lead to new therapies for aggressive cancers.
PhD student Katrina Switzer’s minute-long video on yellow toads is one of six University of Windsor entries to be ranked among the 40 best research videos in Canada.
Six UWindsor entrants are hoping to improve in their ranking among the 40 best in a national video contest on graduate research.
