Peter Quiring, president and CEO of Nature Fresh Farms, with UWindsor engineering professor Rupp Carriveau at one of the company’s facilities in Leamington.
A team of UWindsor engineering researchers envisions a future in which transport trucks can deliver an electric charge with freight goods.
UWindsor professor Ram Balachandar was elected a fellow by the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering.
UWindsor professor Ram Balachandar was elected a fellow by the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering.
A team of UWindsor environmental engineering students won the Water Environment Association of Ontario student design competition.
A team of UWindsor environmental engineering students won the Water Environment Association of Ontario student design competition.
Mike McKay, executive director of UWindsor’s Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, has received another $540,000 in funding for his research program that uses samples from wastewater treatment plants as an early warning system for COVID-19 outbreaks. The funding is part of a $12 million investment by the province to support and expand the network of researchers analyzing wastewater across Ontario.
A UWindsor research team received $540,000 to test samples from wastewater treatment plants as an early warning system for COVID-19.
Earthquakes that occurred in Canada over 30 days are shown in a graphic produced by Earthquakes Canada. A 3.9 magnitude earthquake was reported on Feb. 18 near Arctic Bay, Nunavut.
Windsor engineering researchers are leading a project to help Canada mitigate the loss of life and financial ruin caused by large-scale earthquakes.
Engineering alumnus Md Mizanur Rahman (MASc 2003) has been featured among Canada’s top 100 professionals.
Engineering alumnus Md Mizanur Rahman (MASc 2003) has been featured among Canada’s top 100 professionals.
A team of UWindsor researchers, including civil engineering professor Edwin Tam, is exploring how municipalities can improve their resiliency to respond to and recover from pandemic scenarios.
A team of UWindsor researchers is exploring how municipalities can improve their resiliency to respond to and recover from pandemic scenarios.
In UWindsor’s structures lab, one of the largest in Canada, Sreekanta Das’s team will develop a loadbearing, narrow, concrete beam that fits with prefabricated insulated light-gauge steel wall panels.
Professor Sreekanta Das has partnered with industry to develop structures using corrosion-resistant building rebar made from volcanic rock.
Rajeev Ruparathna is part of a research team using computer modeling to help construction workers operate safely during a pandemic.
Engineering professors Rajeev Ruparathna and Niel Van Engelen are using computer modeling to schedule construction work in a pandemic.
A UWindsor research team led by engineering professor Edwin Tam is studying what makes some municipalities able to withstand a pandemic like COVID-19 and return to normalcy faster than others.
A UWindsor team is researching what makes some municipalities able to withstand a pandemic like COVID-19 and return to normalcy faster than others.
