Panellists on the U.S. morning talk show “The View” discuss a study by researchers from the Community Health, Environment and Wellness lab in the Faculty of Human Kinetics.
A study “Sex or social media? The sacrifices we’re willing to make to stay online” published July 10 in the Conversation is gaining international media attention for the UWindsor researchers involved.
A team of researchers from the Faculty of Human Kinetics has found young adults would make lifestyle sacrifices or even die younger rather than lose their social media presence. Photo by fauxels.
The Engineering to Adapt symposium discussed challenges and solutions to responsible living.
PhD candidate Yunhong Lyu won the Probability Section Student Research Presentation Award at the 2023 Statistical Society of Canada annual meeting.
Dave Andrews worked with a group of kinesiology students to design new lab activities for his courses in functional anatomy. In addition to having a paper published in the International Journal for Students as Partners, they presented their work at the annual conference of the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education.
Unlike internal combustion engines, battery power is more efficient on city road than highways, says engineering professor Balakumar Balasingam.
Nursing students Huda Manfoukh and Brett Parent joined an international team to collect and process stories of how the pandemic impacted the profession for an upcoming ebook.
UWindsor professsors Ronjon Paul Datta and Reza Nakhaie have won the 2023 award for best journal article from the Canadian Sociological Association.
Ronjon Paul Datta and Reza Nakhaie have won the 2023 award for best journal article from the Canadian Sociological Association.
Charu Chandrasekera, executive director of the Canadian Centre for Alternatives to Animal Methods, testifies before the House of Commons committee on Environment and Sustainable Development.
