The Faculty of Science celebrated staff, faculty and students who went above and beyond in their job with the announcement of the 2025 Science Awards.
The Faculty of Science held their annual Spring and Shout event to celebrate those staff, faculty and students who went above and beyond in their job with the announcement of the 2025 Science Awards.
Faculty and staff award recipients:
Nadia Harduar, UWindsor’s sustainability officer, is inviting the community to celebrate Earth Day at Malden Park and join the university’s Green Team in a tree planting event along the Ganatchio Trail.
The University of Windsor will be represented at the city’s Earth Day festival, Sunday, April 27, in Malden Park.
Dora Strelkova took top honours in the UWindsor Three Minute Thesis competition with her presentation “You wouldn’t want a pie filled with holes, so why should we accept 3D printed parts with them?”
A student considers a navy blue forensics sweatshirt in the Campus Bookstore.
Illustration of the key features of altermagnetic manganese telluride.
The Cube will host UWindsor grad Franklin H. Ezenwa to discuss his career journey as an immigrant to Canada in a free presentation March 24.
The Cube will host UWindsor grad Franklin H. Ezenwa to discuss his career journey as an immigrant to Canada in a free presentation March 24.
Professor Dan Wu and master of science student Hai Ly celebrate the latter’s award for Best Short Paper at the IEEE AIxVR 2025 Conference.
Tanzim Hossain, right, congratulates members of the winning team at WinHacks 2025, who shared $900 in prizes: Sahaj Kataria, Ahmad Arain, Ibrahim Arain, and Mohammad Affan Shahid.
Computer science student Meet Solanki works with supervisor Luis Palacios, a data specialist at the South Essex Community Council, to enhance its system managing relationships with clients.
A picture of science student Linda Nguyen examining volcanic rocks on a beach in Iceland won $500 in the Go Global photo contest.
A picture of science student Linda Nguyen examining volcanic rocks on a beach in Iceland won $500 in the Go Global photo contest.
