A team from Leamington District Secondary School works on code during the Regional Secondary School Computer Programming Competition, December 1 at the University of Windsor.
The School of Computer Science hosted the 14th Annual Regional Secondary School Computer Programming Competition on December 1.
Chemistry student Karly Dominato is earning course credit for participating in an oilsands research project.
Students in a new science internship course earn academic credit while gaining real-world experience.
Students Gisele Gagnon and Donna Liu share a laugh with department head Dennis Higgs during Biology Student Appreciation Day, Monday in the Biology Building.
The biology department encouraged its students to take a break from stress during an event Monday.
Biology students look on as teaching assistant Paul Bahnam conducts a tour through the human body.
A partnership with the medical school gives biology undergraduates an uncommon opportunity to view, touch, and learn from real human cadavers.
Public resistance can scupper plans to use recycled wastewater to conserve freshwater, says economics professor Tongzhe Li.
Public resistance can scupper plans to use recycled wastewater to conserve freshwater, says economics professor Tongzhe Li.
Members of the University of Windsor Avian Taxidermy Club showcased their specimens to the public at Thursday’s Science On Tap: Birds and Beers event.
Science On Tap: Birds and Beers was an opportunity for ornithology students and researchers to share their work with members of the community.
Sandra Van Zetten, Keith Taylor, Ron Barron, and Gayle MacKenzie were celebrated for 40 years of service to the University of Windsor at a reception Wednesday.
A reception Wednesday honoured UWindsor employees with 10, 20, 30, and 40 years of service to the institution.
Secondary school students map data on pollutants from sensors placed around the city under the instruction of geospatial learning specialist Alice Grgicak-Mannion (right), Wednesday in Memorial Hall.
About 70 students from local high schools were on campus Wednesday to learn about geographic information systems (GIS).
Dean of science Chris Houser (left) leads a line of University faculty, students, and officials to autograph the final steel beam before it was added to the top of the science research and innovation building under construction west of Essex Hall.
A “topping off” ceremony Wednesday marked a key milestone in the construction of the new science research and innovation building.
Thirteen-year-old cancer survivor Dereck Lau looks through a microscope under the watchful eye of Rosa-Maria Ferraiuolo (BSc 2009, PhD 2015), a research associate in biology professor Lisa Porter’s lab.
“Cancer Researcher for a Day” allows child cancer survivors to learn about work to find cures and better treatments.
