Clockwise from top left: Steven Palmer, Adrian Guta, Hajar Fatemi, Michelle MacArthur, Naved Bakali, Yanhong Li, and Alexander Daros are recipients of SSHRC Insight and Insight Development grants recently announced by the federal government.
Are you a faculty researcher examining ways to dismantle barriers faced by equity-deserving groups in higher education? Do you have an idea for a bold, potentially game-changing proposal that could address barriers at the University of Windsor?
The Office of Research and Innovation Services seeks expressions of interest from faculty for being nominated for the Robbins-Ollivier Excellence in Equity Award. The award is valued at $100,000 and has a one-year duration.
Karim Malik, an assistant professor in the School of Environment, uses advanced technology to address key ecological challenges. His work combines environmental science with cutting-edge tools to tackle pressing issues facing our planet.
In his research, Dr. Malik employs remote sensing, artificial intelligence (AI), and geospatial tools to uncover and address environmental changes. His innovative approaches include forecasting land use shifts and developing algorithms to monitor snow, aiming to deepen our understanding of human impacts and climate change effects.
Education professor Jean Kaya focuses his research on intercultural learning and literacy.
Education professor Jean Kaya focuses his research on intercultural learning and literacy.
The official launch of the Black Scholars Institute is scheduled for Sept. 26.
The official launch of the Black Scholars Institute is scheduled for Sept. 26.
Local Black history intern Max Bennett developed an exhibit for the Amherstburg Freedom Museum on the lives of Black settlers in the post-Underground Railroad period.
Civil engineering professor Grace Oyeyi works to develop smart, sustainable transportation infrastructure.
Engineering prof Jalal Ahamed is the 2024 Fulbright Canada Research Chair in Computers, Science, and Engineering at Florida Polytechnic University.
Lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar will discuss the use of technology to police borders in a seminar Sept. 18.
