Biology professor Trevor Pitcher addresses the 2017 Canadian Conference for Fisheries Research, January 5 in Montreal.
J.C. Stevenson Award recipient Trevor Pitcher delivered the keynote address at the 2017 Canadian Conference for Fisheries Research.
Seeds4Hope administrator Michael Dufresne congratulates grant recipients Josée Jarry, Sindu Kanjeekal, and John Hudson.
Three UWindsor researchers will receive a total of almost $228,000 in two-year Seeds4Hope grants from the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation.
Three UWindsor biology professors who have received research grants from the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation will discuss the impact of this funding in a free public seminar Wednesday.
Biology grad Christine Madliger (PhD 2016) received the Governor General’s Gold Medal during Uwindsor’s 106th Convocation ceremonies Saturday.
Biology grad Christine Madliger (PhD 2016) received the Governor General’s Gold Medal during Uwindsor’s 106th Convocation ceremonies Saturday.
A new study says that switching from eating seals to a lower-calorie diet of eggs won’t suit polar bears coping with climate change. Photo by Evan Richardson
A new study says that switching from eating seals to a lower-calorie diet of eggs won’t save polar bears struggling with climate change.
UWindsor professors John Hudson, Lisa Porter and Andrew Swan will present on their cancer research projects Thursday.
Some of the University of Windsor scientists who presented their research findings at the North American Ornithological Congress last week in Washington, DC.
The University of Windsor made a world-class showing of ornithological expertise last week during the North American Ornithological Congress.
Doctoral student Sarah Lehnert displays specimens of white and red Chinook salmon.
Fisheries magazine is featuring the work of doctoral student Sarah Lehnert.
Christine Côté (centre) accepts a prize from administrative staffing consultant Lisa Dunn and franchise owner Colleen Gaudette of her former employer, Express Employment Professionals.
Christine Côté got a wonderful start to permanent employment with the University of Windsor.
Biology professor Dan Mennill displays some of the sonic equipment used to track birds migrating at night.
A study of nocturnal migration found that 30 times more birds are flying over lighted areas than unlit ones.
