When Lara Watanabe (PhD 2022) was an undergraduate at a small Canadian university, she dreamed of getting access to high quality equipment like X-ray diffractometers for crystallography. Pursuing her doctoral degree in the UWindsor Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry not only turned that dream into reality but quickly led to a fulfilling role in a highly specialized field.
In May...
The School of Computer Science is about to expand its ability to crunch big data. Its acquisition of highly specialized computing equipment will allow researchers to better tackle problems revolving around information retrieval, social network analysis, and drug design.
Hossein Fani and co-applicants Ziad Kobti and Alioune Ngom received $150...
The student whose design will help prevent birds from flying into a student centre window is excited to see the mural completed.
Titled The Feathery Friends of Windsor, the illustration by integrative biology major Manpreet Bhachu incorporates various species including butterflies, fish, indigenous plants, and a variety of birds. Seven bird species are depicted in the panels...
Integrative biology’s Isabelle H. Barrette-Ng has been awarded the 2024 Faculty of Science Roger Thibert Teaching Excellence Award in recognition of her exceptional contributions towards engaging students and educational leadership.
Since joining the Faculty of Science as head of integrative biology in 2020, Dr. Barrette-Ng has excelled as an educator. A highlight being bringing the...
UWindsor students captured a number of awards at the 2024 Canadian Society for Chemistry conference in Winnipeg.
Two undergraduates won prizes for their research posters: Jonathan Houser in the Bio-organic and Medicinal Chemistry Division and Liz Sylvestre in the Organic Chemistry...
In contrast to traditional natural resource management that fosters autocratic decision-making, an ecosystem approach champions collaboration and empowering stakeholders, says a UWindsor researcher.
John Hartig, a visiting scholar at the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, writes in an online column that once isolated pollution sources came under control, the focus has...