Business grad Navdeep Singh Bains, Canadian minister of innovation, science and economic development, is one of two federal cabinet members with a tie to the University of Windsor.
Two members of the new federal cabinet sworn in Wednesday have connections to the University of Windsor.
A new component of the Movember campaign encourages participants to get active this month.
A new component of the Movember campaign encourages participants to get active this month.
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.
A two-day information fair next week will offer a chance to learn about the many programs for further education after the completion of an undergraduate degree.
More than 40 institutions will be represented at the Graduate and Professional Schools Fair in the CAW Student Centre Commons, Tuesday and Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Get answers to your questions about post-graduate programs, admission requirements and application deadlines:
A new master’s program in applied economics policy has boosted graduate enrolment in economics.
There is no recession in the Department of Economics, with growth this semester in graduate and undergrad enrolment.
PhD student Lisa Plant hopes to fill a gap in the treatment of acne sufferers—the psychological component.
PhD student Lisa Plant hopes to fill a gap in the treatment of acne sufferers—the psychological component.
UWindsor MFA students will display their works in an exhibition this week at Artspeak Gallery.
The public is invited to the Multidisciplinary Graduate Student Symposium, April 9 and 10 at the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research.
Areas as varied as animal behaviour, genetics and toxicology will come under the microscope this week at a GLIER symposium.
Doctoral candidate Christine Madliger helped to organize a symposium on conservation physiology.
PhD candidate Christine Madliger and her supervisor, biology professor Oliver P. Love, organized the symposium Physiology in changing landscapes: an integrative perspective for conservation biology, to challenge biological scientists to try new techniques when researching how organisms are responding to changes in the environment.
The University’s Three Minute Thesis Competition will wrap up today with presentations by eight finalists.
