Melissa Cowell and Pamela Ovadje gather bark from campus sycamore trees for shipment to research collaborators seeking anti-anxiety treatments for dogs.
Biochemistry students gathered the bark of sycamore trees on campus Tuesday.
UWindsor biology professor Jan Ciborowski heads a team monitoring the health of wetlands on the coasts of the Great Lakes.
A $10 million grant from the US Environmental Protection Agency will support a program to monitor wetlands surrounding the Great Lakes.
Students compete in the “Sir Mix-a-lot” chemistry activity as part of Friday’s Science Olympiad.
Local high school students competed in the Science Olympiad, Friday on the UWindsor campus.
Nick Vukotic poses with Proto Manufacturing’s benchtop powder X-ray diffraction system.
Soon after taking up graduate study, Nick Vukotic was drawn into sessions brainstorming a problem that had eluded his advisor Stephen Loeb—and others around the world—for years. Dr. Vukotic’s design solution led to a cover article in Nature Chemistry that is now ranked as the most-accessed article of May 2012 in any chemistry journal.
Natural selection best explains the evolution of species, according to an artificial ecosystem developed by computer science professor Robin Gras.
Natural selection best explains the evolution of species, according to an artificial ecosystem developed by computer science professor Robin Gras.
Fourth-year biology student Sarah Wong observes birds flying by during a field trip Saturday to Point Pelee.
Biology students headed to Lake Erie’s north shore Saturday to observe migrating birds in flight.
Researchers Heather Filiatrault and Tricia Carmichael have found a way to bridge cracks inherent in stretchable electronic materials.
Researchers Heather Filiatrault and Tricia Carmichael have found a way to bridge cracks inherent in stretchable electronic materials.
Brittany Ives, an honour student of chemistry, accepts congratulations on her academic standing from acting dean of science Charles Macdonald.
A “meet and greet” session on Friday gave honour students in science a chance for informal discussion with their deans and senior academics.
A new master’s program in applied economics policy has boosted graduate enrolment in economics.
There is no recession in the Department of Economics, with growth this semester in graduate and undergrad enrolment.
The Biotechnology Symposium, October 3 in Ambassador Auditorium, is geared to future trend-setters in biotechnology.
The Biotechnology Symposium, October 3 in Ambassador Auditorium, is geared to future trend-setters in biotechnology.
