Sara Mechael in a freeze-frame from her prize-winning video.
Four graduate students from the UWindsor Faculty of Science won prizes in NSERC’s Science Action video contest.
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.
Chemistry students Yunyun Wu and Sara Mechael look on as federal science minister Kirsty Duncan (centre) interacts with a project integrating electronics into a wearable sign language glove.
Federal Science Minister Kirsty Duncan announced $558 million in Discovery research funding during a visit Tuesday to the UWindsor campus.
Chemistry professor Tricia Carmichael and doctoral student Yunyun Wu display samples of fabric bearing conductive coatings of gold.
A UWindsor research group has cleared a major hurdle to wearable technology by creating conductive fabric that looks and feels like real clothing.
Graduate students Kory Schlingman, Yunyun Wu, and Sara Mechael were winners at the Canadian Society of Chemistry’s centenary conference.
Several UWindsor students were winners at the Canadian Society of Chemistry’s centenary conference.
