UWindsor engineering professor Ram Balachandar (left) accepts the Camille A. Dagenais Award at the annual conference of the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering in Laval, Quebec.
UWindsor engineering professor Ram Balachandar received an award last month at the annual conference of the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering.
The Erie Hack UWinTeam is (from left): Saranya Jayalekshmi, Dylan Verburg, Vinay Thapliyal, Monika Saha. Not pictured: Mohammad Madani.
A proposal by UWindsor students to use drones to monitor algal blooms in Lake Erie has reached the final round of the Erie Hack competition.
Environmental engineering master’s candidate Rania Toufeili placed second at the Canadian Network of Asset Managers student research.
Environmental engineering master’s candidate Rania Toufeili placed second at the Canadian Network of Asset Managers student research.
Nearly 100 civil and environmental engineering students assessed ideas to deal with climate change on United Nation’s World Water Day.
An article in "the Drive" magazine profiles a social enterprise founded by UWindsor student Dylan Verburg.
An article in the Drive magazine profiles a social enterprise founded by UWindsor student Dylan Verburg.
Keith Hipel, 2018 recipient of the Miroslaw Romanowski Medal, will deliver a free public lecture Tuesday, Feb. 5, at the University of Windsor.
Keith Hipel, 2018 recipient of the Miroslaw Romanowski Medal, will deliver a free public lecture Tuesday, Feb. 5, at the University of Windsor.
Seismic base isolation can protect structures and their occupants in an earthquake, says engineering professor Niel Van Engelen.
Seismic base isolation can protect structures and their occupants in an earthquake, says engineering professor Niel Van Engelen.
Civil engineering student Staecey-Merveille Ngabire will discuss her experiences fleeing conflict in Burundi in a talk Saturday in New York City.
Civil engineering student Staecey-Merveille Ngabire will discuss her experiences fleeing conflict in Burundi in a talk Saturday in New York City.
Postdoctoral fellow Merih Uslu uses laboratory scale batch reactors to study ozone-based advanced oxidation treatment to process water samples collected from the Detroit River.
UWindsor researchers aim to provide local municipalities with a solution to toxic algae that wreak havoc on drinking water quality and wildlife.
Tao Peng, pictured here in a mass spectrometry lab in the Centre for Engineering Innovation, completed his doctoral studies under the joint supervision of professors at the University of Windsor and Sorbonne University.
Tao Peng completed his doctoral studies under the joint supervision of professors at the University of Windsor and Sorbonne University.
