A chance to work at a neutron scattering facility in Grenoble, France, helped advance his research, says biochemistry student Dominik Dziura.
A chance to work at a neutron scattering facility in Grenoble, France, helped advance his research, says biochemistry student Dominik Dziura.
Engineering professor Mitra Mirhassani is one of the UWindsor researchers receiving a total of $830,000 in federal funding to support exploration of quantum science.
Three University of Windsor professors have been awarded a total of $830,000 in federal funding to support their research into quantum science.
Isabelle Barrette-Ng, head of the Department of Integrative Biology, received the Roger Thibert Teaching Excellence Award as part of the Science Awards ceremony April 3.
The Faculty of Science recognized and celebrated the accomplishments of members during the Science Awards ceremony April 3.
Drew Marquardt took another step toward bringing neutron scattering to material research and cancer treatment in Windsor.
Mario Campana (third from left), a scientist at the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source, meets with UWindsor students Omotayo Gbadamosi, Maks Dziura, and Stuart Castillo at its facility in Oxfordshire, U.K.
Drew Marquardt is travelling around the world trying to get Canadian researchers access to neutron scattering technology.
Mitchell DiPasquale will receive a Governor General’s Gold medal for academic excellence at convocation on Oct. 12.
UWindsor graduate student Omotayo Gbadamosi loads a sample into Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Neutron spin echo instrument.
Incorporation of Neutrons Canada is a leap forward for research with neutron beams.
Research associate Dorota Lubanska is part of a team studying the use of nanoparticles to target and treat the aggressive brain cancer glioblastoma.
A research team is studying the use of nanoparticles to target and treat the aggressive brain cancer glioblastoma.
Electrical and computer engineering major Eman El-Masri received the 2021 Outstanding Student Research Award for excellence in research, scholarship, and creative activity at the undergraduate level.
Omotayo Gbadamosi is working to develop a miniature human brain tissue model to advance diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease.
