Animal development hinges on where and when different genes are expressed. Brian DeVeale is delving deep into the genome to dissect roles that molecules called MicroRNAs (miRNAs) play in gene expression.
Humans have more than 1,000 distinct miRNAs. At least two dozen mammalian miRNAs are essential for viable development, and mutation or excess production of many others disrupt development.
Paul Preney will discuss computing resources available to researchers through the SHARCNET consortium on Friday, Sept. 29.
Paul Preney will discuss computing resources available to researchers through the SHARCNET consortium on Friday, Sept. 29.
Research into wearable electronics got a boost with a grant to purchase a system that can turn metals into vapours for application to a variety of surfaces.
Engineering professor Arezoo Emadi has received a federal Discovery grant to fund her research project “A new approach in extending the boundaries of autonomous early detection using a novel micromachined resonator.”
Students add plants native to the Carolinian ecosystem to the garden atop the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Jasleen Dayal and Carolyn Francis, strategic planning and special projects associates in the Office of the President, will staff a booth providing information on the University’s strategic plan during the Open Streets Windsor festival on Sunday, Sept. 17.
Devan Rawlings credits his studies in economics with opening doors in his career.
Biochemistry professor Siyaram Pandey has been elected president of the Natural Health Products Research Society of Canada.
Biochemistry professor Siyaram Pandey has been elected president of the Natural Health Products Research Society of Canada.
A photo by chemistry doctoral student Rahaf Hussein depicting the degradation of an exposed film of copper is one of 20 in a national competition showcasing images of research.
Predictive ecologist Christina Semeniuk has been elected to the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists.
Predictive ecologist Christina Semeniuk has been elected to the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists.
