BlackBerry Labs is dedicated to research and development in cybersecurity.
The cybersecurity curriculum BlackBerry Bootcamp is part of a required course in the UWindsor master’s program in applied computing.
Doctoral students Sara Santarossa, Renée Taylor, and Kathleen Wilson are among 25 finalists in the national Storytellers competition.
The self-healing elastomer developed by UWindsor researchers can be used to make long-lasting pressure sensors, useful in a variety of applications.
The self-healing elastomer developed by UWindsor researchers can be used to make long-lasting pressure sensors, useful in a variety of applications.
Governments should take a systemic approach to protect the health of the population as a whole, rather than placing the responsibility on the individual, sociology doctoral candidate Jane McArthur writes.
Health policy needs to apply the precautionary principle and focus on primary prevention of illness and disease, says sociology student Jane McArthur.
Chemistry professor Tricia Carmichael and her research team are creating light-emitting textiles by adding a thin film of gold to ultrasheer fabric.
Chemistry professor Tricia Carmichael and her research team are creating light-emitting textiles by adding a thin film of gold to ultrasheer fabric.
A team in Windsor Engineering has designed an attachment for door handles that allows users to open doors with their forearms.
A team in the Faculty of Engineering is working on design and production of devices to help combat the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Nominations are open through May 25 for GA/TA awards for educational practice and leadership.
Research by a UWindsor PhD candidate informs a podcast exploring topics of body image, body shaming, and self-confidence.
Research by a UWindsor PhD candidate informs a podcast exploring topics of body image, body shaming, and self-confidence.
The Graduate Student Society plans a series of videos recognizing the hours members spend on research.
The Graduate Student Society plans a series of videos recognizing the hours members spend on research.
Summer Locknick receives a Drowning Prevention Award from Cynthia Cakebread, vice president of member services for the Lifesaving Society.
Summer Locknick received a research award from the Canadian Drowning Prevention Coalition.
