Second-year engineering students Josh Martin and Nick Schembri presented their research into vulnerabilities in the electrical grid at a workshop last week.
UWindsor engineering professor Rupp Carriveau is one of the organizers of a workshop on preparing energy grids to cope with climate change.
Engineering professor Rupp Carriveau and his research collaborators are exploring the use of wind to power agricultural greenhouses.
Engineering professor Rupp Carriveau and his research collaborators are exploring the use of wind to power agricultural greenhouses.
The Engineering to Adapt symposium discussed challenges and solutions to responsible living.
A mini-conference Friday, Jan. 20, will bring together international experts to discuss the potential for a carbon-free transport corridor from Montreal to Chicago.
Engineering PhD student Terence Dimatulac’s model of the impacts of electrifying transport trucks was honoured as best research paper at the Canadian Transportation Research Forum in Montreal last month.
Learn to map your path to environmental sustainability at the “Carbon Cartography” symposium Friday, June 17.
Engineering professor Rupp Carriveau is leading modelling on a project to investigate using wind farms to power and heat greenhouses.
A research partnership of the University of Windsor and industry will investigate using wind farms to power greenhouses.
“Canada’s food professor,” Sylvain Charlebois, will discuss the role Canada’s greenhouses can play in food security in a webinar Thursday, March 24.
Peter Quiring, president and CEO of Nature Fresh Farms, with UWindsor engineering professor Rupp Carriveau at one of the company’s facilities in Leamington.
A team of UWindsor engineering researchers envisions a future in which transport trucks can deliver an electric charge with freight goods.
