A virtual think tank on June 23 will discuss three local health research projects.
Jun 13th, 2023
A virtual think tank on June 23 will discuss three local health research projects.
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A virtual think tank on June 23 will discuss three local health research projects.
Consent is too low a standard for defining what constitutes ethical sex, argues a UWindsor researcher.
Jun 5th, 2023
Consent is too low a standard for promoting ethical sex, says Nicole Jeffrey in an article published the Conversation.
UWindsor representatives at the annual general meeting of the NSERC CREATE oN DuTy program won recognition, including Danilo Stocco (centre), honoured for best presentation by a doctoral student.
Jun 5th, 2023
Three UWindsor graduate students won awards at the 2023 NSERC CREATE oN DuTy! program annual general meeting.
The University of Windsor will work with the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit in pursuing three new Canada Research Chairs focused on public health.
May 23rd, 2023
The University of Windsor will work with the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit in pursuing three new Canada Research Chairs focused on public health.
Kylie Slogan and Alex Agostinis were selected as one of the top 40 teams to present at the IgNITE Medical Case Competition.
May 18th, 2023
Kylie Slogan and Alex Agostinis were selected as one of the top 40 teams to present at the IgNITE Medical Case Competition.
UWindsor computer science professor Hossein Fani is a part of a research group exploring the use of artificial intelligence to assemble ideal teams of experts.
May 18th, 2023
Computer science professor Hossein Fani is a part of a research project exploring the use of A.I. to assemble ideal teams of experts.
Education professor Susan Holloway addresses a May 5 colloquium hosted by the Multiliteracies Project.
May 18th, 2023
A colloquium hosted by the Multiliteracies Project brought together educators to explore exceptional teaching strategies.
Professor Cameron Proctor (kneeling) with members of his research team planted trees in Amherstburg for residents willing to allow researchers to monitor the trees’ health.
May 16th, 2023
Science students and faculty members rolled up their sleeves on Earth Day to plant trees for the Piroli’s Map and Grow Program.
Kinesiology professor Terry Eddy writes that sport superstitions may make very little sense to non-fans, but should be indulged, nonetheless.
May 16th, 2023
Superstitions can help sports fans feel like they have some control over the uncontrollable, writes kinesiology professor Terry Eddy.
Catherine Febria will present “Harnessing Diversity in Freshwater Restoration Science” on Wednesday, May 17.
May 15th, 2023
Catherine Febria will present “Harnessing Diversity in Freshwater Restoration Science” on Wednesday, May 17.