Hyper-productivity may be a response to trauma in women academics, a team of UWindsor researchers say. The team, comprised of Lindsey Jaber, Kimberly Hillier, and Salsabel Almanssori, is launching a study into the topic and are looking for participants.
The disruptions of climate change, autonomous systems and a changing geopolitical landscape will impact almost all areas of society, says UWindsor professor Beth-Anne Schuelke-Leech.
The School of Computer Science Demo Day will showcase student projects Friday, Dec. 10.
The School of Computer Science Demo Day will showcase student projects Friday, Dec. 10.
Master’s student Iulia Niculescu is studying how our moods affect what’s called prospective memory — the ability to remember and carry out in the future an intention formed in the past.
Why do we forget to do things? Master’s student Iulia Niculescu is studying how our moods affect prospective memory.
Engineering professor Mitra Mirhassani was recognized by the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association for exemplary public leadership in Canada’s auto sector.
Disregarding pandemic protocols may be driven in part by an excitement-seeking, breaking-rules-in-the-moment-for-fun type of rebelliousness.
Organizers of the March 14 Graduate Education Research Conference have issued a call for proposals from grad students in any discipline.
Biochemistry professor Kenneth Ng is studying a naturally occurring enzyme in poppy plants in the hope of developing new medical compounds.
UWindsor neuropsychologist Kristoffer Romero is developing a cognitive assessment that can be used online, making these tests more accessible to aging Canadians.
University of Bath professor Carly McKay will lecture on her career in sports injury prevention Friday, Dec. 3.
