Research
Film professor explores principles of historical cinema in new book
Professor Kim Nelson outlines five principles of historical films in her new book on the genre, “Making History Move.”
Partnership to further student cybersecurity skills
Partnering with specialists Block Harbor Cybersecurity will help UWindsor students develop skills in high demand. Competition to sharpen research presentation skills
UWindsor graduate students can develop their presentation skills and vie for cash prizes by joining the Three Minute Thesis competition.
New tool helps researchers find Open Access journals to publish in
A new resource of the Leddy Library will help researchers find suitable open access journals to publish their research.
Workshop to explore literature searching using artificial intelligence
A workshop March 14 promises an Introduction to Literature Searching with Artificial Intelligence.
Percussionist professor introducing audiences to traditional folk genre
Music professor Nicholas Papador has published a collection of klezmer songs for percussion instruments like the marimba. Challenges of reporting subject of lecture
Award-winning journalist and filmmaker Michelle Shephard will discuss telling stories that matter despite barriers in a free public lecture Thursday. Professor harnessing AI to measure human disturbance of the environment
Karim Malik, an assistant professor in the School of the Environment since January, is developing tools to monitor human impact on natural landscapes.