Chemistry professor Stephen Loeb will be honoured for his excellence in mentoring, Thursday at the University of Windsor Alumni Association’s annual general meeting and awards presentations.
The University of Windsor Alumni Association will honour six individuals during its annual general meeting and awards presentations, Thursday, November 19.
Seeds4Hope administrator Michael Dufresne congratulates research grant recipients Lisa Porter, Phillip Karpowicz and James Gauld.
Three UWindsor researchers won two-year grants totalling $233,500 as seed funding to support cancer-related studies.
Melissa Cowell and Pamela Ovadje gather bark from campus sycamore trees for shipment to research collaborators seeking anti-anxiety treatments for dogs.
Biochemistry students gathered the bark of sycamore trees on campus Tuesday.
Nick Vukotic poses with Proto Manufacturing’s benchtop powder X-ray diffraction system.
Soon after taking up graduate study, Nick Vukotic was drawn into sessions brainstorming a problem that had eluded his advisor Stephen Loeb—and others around the world—for years. Dr. Vukotic’s design solution led to a cover article in Nature Chemistry that is now ranked as the most-accessed article of May 2012 in any chemistry journal.
Researchers Heather Filiatrault and Tricia Carmichael have found a way to bridge cracks inherent in stretchable electronic materials.
Researchers Heather Filiatrault and Tricia Carmichael have found a way to bridge cracks inherent in stretchable electronic materials.
The Biotechnology Symposium, October 3 in Ambassador Auditorium, is geared to future trend-setters in biotechnology.
The Biotechnology Symposium, October 3 in Ambassador Auditorium, is geared to future trend-setters in biotechnology.
14 UWindsor student-researchers earned recognition for their work on the use of natural compounds to control cells at the 12th Natural Health Product Research Society of Canada.
UWindsor students’ lab work earned them recognition recently at a natural health research conference in London.
A group of graduate students from UWindsor researcher Bulent Mutus’ lab working with the biofilter, a filter that can remove potentially harmful phosphates from contaminated water.
A UWindsor researcher has designed and built a filter that can remove potentially harmful phosphates from contaminated water.
As part of one of the Windsor Science Academy program activities, Sandwich Secondary students Jordan Sin (l.), Liam Salt (centre) and CJ Rempillo (r.) shatter flowers they had flash-frozen by dipping them in liquid nitrogen at -196° C.
34 high schoolers from across Windsor-Essex who spent a week in the Faculty of Science for short lectures, fun activities and lab exercises.
The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) funding announced yesterday, June 22, will support the work of 23 UWindsor researchers.
More than $3.7 million in Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) funding was announced yesterday, June 22, to support the work of 23 UWindsor researchers.
