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Blood clotting subject of public lecture

May 14, 2012
Biochemistry professor Michael Boffa presents “Blood Clotting: Friend and Foe,” at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 16, at Canada South Science City.

Biochemist to address Parkinson's Society conference

May 14, 2012
Siyaram Pandey will discuss his work with water-soluble CoQ10 when he addresses the regional conference of the Parkinson's Society.

Conference presenters to address issues of apps for education

May 11, 2012
Google Apps for Education promises to be a hot topic of conversation during Campus Technology Day, Thursday, May 17.

Fire tornado catches eyes of Daily Planet producers

May 10, 2012
Professor Steven Rehse and student Florida Doci appeared on Daily Planet to help promote Science Rendezvous Windsor.

Law researcher dispells myths about shari'a

May 10, 2012
Julie Macfarlane will appear today on Research Matters on CJAM 99.1 FM to discuss her research on Muslims and Shari'a.

Deadline approaching for GLIER's $18,000 fellowship applications

May 11, 2012
Applications for one of two six month fellowships at the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research must be submitted by May 15.

Water plants among aquatic threats ecologist to discuss in Ottawa

May 14, 2012
Hugh MacIsaac will be making a presentation to the standing committee of Fisheries and Oceans Canada on Wednesday.

Nursing professor recognized for leadership in research

May 07, 2012
Maher El-Masri, research leadership chair in the Faculty of Nursing, has won recognition from the profession’s provincial association.

Psychological services centre to conduct educational assessments of local children

May 07, 2012
A new program to conduct psycho-educational assessments of local children and adolescents promises “a gold-standard service,” say its organizers.

Arab uprisings historic, but modest so far, human rights expert says

May 07, 2012
Bahey El Din Hassan, described as "the father of the Egyptian Human Rights Movement," spoke at the Faculty of Law on Thursday.

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