UWindsor professor Jonathan Wu has been inducted as a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering.
UWindsor professor Jonathan Wu has been inducted as a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering.
Windsor engineering students Alexandra Rose and Liza DiCecco each won an award for best oral presentation at the 2019 Canadian Materials Science Conference.
Windsor engineering students Alexandra Rose and Liza DiCecco each won an award for best oral presentation at the Canadian Materials Science Conference.
The Erie Hack UWinTeam is (from left): Saranya Jayalekshmi, Dylan Verburg, Vinay Thapliyal, Monika Saha. Not pictured: Mohammad Madani.
A proposal by UWindsor students to use drones to monitor algal blooms in Lake Erie has reached the final round of the Erie Hack competition.
Hundreds of students engaged with local employers June 7 at the university’s annual Engineering Career Fair.
Hundreds of students engaged with local employers June 7 at the university’s annual Engineering Career Fair.
Drone technology will enable monitoring of algal blooms by policy makers, public stakeholders, and other research groups.
A team of UWindsor students is promoting the use of drones to monitor contamination in Lake Erie.
Mechanical engineering student Shreya Patki’s design of a reconfigurable hand brace earned her first place in a national competition.
Mechanical engineering student Shreya Patki’s design of a reconfigurable hand brace earned her first place in a national competition.
Christina Semeniuk is one of 28 UWindsor researchers awarded nearly $4.4 million in federal funding to advance discoveries in science and engineering.
Federal funds totaling nearly $4.4 million will support 28 UWindsor researchers advancing discoveries in science and engineering.
Environmental engineering master’s candidate Rania Toufeili placed second at the Canadian Network of Asset Managers student research.
Environmental engineering master’s candidate Rania Toufeili placed second at the Canadian Network of Asset Managers student research.
Science Rendezvous is a family-friendly celebration of innovation.
Hands-on activities and demonstrations provide a fun way to learn during Science Rendezvous, on the UWindsor campus Saturday, May 11.
Doctoral student Faraz Talebpour shows off a remote-controlled underwater vehicle, one of the research projects displayed Friday in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Students and faculty displayed more than 30 research projects during an open house Friday in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
