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cross-section of spandex and nylon fibres

This image by Gloria D’Amaral, a PhD candidate and graduate research assistant to chemistry professor Tricia Carmichael, is a finalist in the national Science Exposed contest. It shows a cross-section of spandex and nylon fibres in pantyhose, suitable as a foundation for development of wearable electronic materials.

Vote for UWindsor finalist in national science photo contest

May 7th, 2025

Gloria D’Amaral had her photo of a cross-section of pantyhose composed of spandex and nylon fibres selected as a finalist in the Science Exposed contest.

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Gloria D’Amaral

Tricia Carmichael

Spotlight on Graduate Research

Members of the Sport Psychology and Physical Activity Research Collaborative presented at the Eastern Canadian Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium.

Conferences showcase work of sport psychology research lab

Apr 11th, 2025

Members of the Sport Psychology and Physical Activity Research Collaborative had a busy end to the Winter semester.

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Dora Strelkova took top honours in the UWindsor Three Minute Thesis competition with her presentation “You wouldn’t want a pie filled with holes, so why should we accept 3D printed parts with them?”

Engineering student wins Three Minute Thesis by addressing flaws in 3D printing

Apr 9th, 2025

Dora Strelkova took top honours in the UWindsor Three Minute Thesis competition.

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Dora Strelkova

Piumi Kulatunga

Abo-Bakr Emara

Rasha Qaisi has been awarded a doctoral fellowship by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.

Doctoral student to explore critical literacy practices with marginalized students

Apr 4th, 2025

Rasha Qaisi has been awarded a doctoral fellowship by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.

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Rasha Qaisi

The Three Minute Thesis Competition challenges grad students to present their research in just three minutes. BillionPhotos – stock.adobe.com

Challenge to put competitors on the clock

Mar 31st, 2025

The Three Minute Thesis Competition challenges grad students to present their research in just three minutes. BillionPhotos – stock.adobe.com

Professor Dan Wu and master of science student Hai Ly celebrate the latter’s award for Best Short Paper at the IEEE AIxVR 2025 Conference.

Virtual reality interface wins notice for computer science student

Mar 14th, 2025

Hai Ly received the Best Short Paper Award at the IEEE AIxVR 2025 Conference.

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Hai Ly

Dan Wu

Miguel Hurtado encourages students to take advantage of campus programs to gain relevant career experience.

Education grad grateful for embracing every opportunity

Mar 12th, 2025

Miguel Hurtado encourages students to take advantage of campus programs to gain relevant career experience.

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Miguel Hurtado

Career Centre

Education professor Catherine Vanner will address “Teaching for Gender Justice Amidst and Global Gender Backlash” as a keynote during the Future Forward: Education for Tomorrow conference March 14 in the Neal Education Building.

Conference to highlight grad research in education

Mar 7th, 2025

The Graduate Education Research Conference “Future Forward: Education for Tomorrow” will be offered in a hybrid format Thursday and Friday, March 13 and 14.

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Catherine Vanner

Cam Chevalier at Point Pelee National Park

Grad student Cam Chevalier publishes a list of bird sightings in Essex County.

Student reports on rare bird sightings in Essex County

Mar 5th, 2025

Grad student Cam Chevalier publishes a list of bird sightings in Essex County.

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Cam Chevalier

Dan Mennill

A chance to work at a neutron scattering facility in Grenoble, France, helped advance his research, says biochemistry student Dominik Dziura.

Study abroad develops grad student’s expertise

Feb 28th, 2025

A chance to work at a neutron scattering facility in Grenoble, France, helped advance his research, says biochemistry student Dominik Dziura.

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Dominik Dziura

Drew Marquardt