WINDSOR, Ont. — Despite the complexities in the higher education sector, the University of Windsor has achieved a balanced budget for 2024/2025. This was attained through the prudent use of one-time funding from the Ministry of Colleges and Universities and an immense and challenging collective effort to realize efficiencies.
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WINDSOR, Ont. — In a significant boost to innovation and commercialization, the University of Windsor has been awarded $300,000 by Intellectual Property Ontario (IPON) to fortify its intellectual property capabilities.
The funding is earmarked for UWindsor’s Office of Research Partnership, a key player in technology transfer and industry collaboration, enhancing the university's capacity to bring inventions to market.
The investment is part of IPON's broader initiative, investing $2.9 million into 10 Ontario postsecondary institutions to fuel innovation and commercial endeavours.
WINDSOR, Ont. — Dr. Robert Gordon has been reappointed as president and vice-chancellor of the University of Windsor.
The University’s Board of Governors made the decision recently, following a review process.
"President Gordon's leadership in guiding this University is truly exceptional,” said Helga Reidel, chair of UWindsor’s Board of Governors.
WINDSOR, Ont. — The University of Windsor's SHIELD Automotive Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence has partnered with U.S. automotive cybersecurity specialist, Block Harbor, to enhance the automotive cybersecurity knowledge and skills of engineering students.
This comprehensive partnership aims to merge Block Harbor's decade of experience in automotive cybersecurity engineering with the University's talent pool and research capabilities, addressing some of the industry's most pressing challenges.
WINDSOR, Ont. — The Windsor Police Service is teaming up with a researcher at the University of Windsor to study distracted driving in school zones and other elevated-risk areas of the city.
Francesco Biondi, a renowned expert in how drivers behave behind the wheel, will be leading the study together with Barry Horrobin, director of planning and physical resources at Windsor police.