An article by chemistry professor Stephen Loeb was named Best Paper of the Year by the Canadian Journal of Chemistry.
An article by chemistry professor Stephen Loeb was named Best Paper of the Year by the Canadian Journal of Chemistry.
A student-run raffle raised more than $1,100 for the Canadian Mental Health Association Windsor-Essex.
A student-run raffle raised more than $1,100 for the Canadian Mental Health Association Windsor-Essex.
Students from the behaviour, cognition, and neuroscience program — including BCNSA vice-president Alyssa Arundine — have developed learning modules for local Grade 5 classes during Brain Awareness Week.
UWindsor students have developed activities for local Grade 5 classes in observance of Brain Awareness Week.
Christina Semeniuk, professor of integrative biology, received the 2021 Research Impact Award from the Faculty of Science.
The Faculty of Science has announced the 2021 winners of its Science Awards.
Jackie Fong leads staff member Elizabeth Fidalgo Da Silva through the MyCap app as part of a pilot project to screen campus volunteers for COVID-19.
The COVID Surveillance Platform study will test the saliva of campus volunteers for COVID-19.
Ikjot Saini spent 2020 collecting accolades for her work as an expert in automobile cybersecurity.
Ikjot Saini spent 2020 collecting accolades for her work as an expert in automobile cybersecurity.
Chelsea Salter is studying how bacteria in Point Pelee sand can break down toxins before they contaminate the residents’ drinking water.
Chelsea Salter is studying how bacteria in Point Pelee sand can break down toxins before they contaminate the residents’ drinking water.
STEMxPolicy will host the panel discussion “COVID-19: Vaccine Edition,” on Friday, March 12.
Chemistry professor John Trant has received a $50,000 grant from the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada to launch research into cancer-fighting nanoparticles that kill tumours by tricking the brain’s defences.
Researcher John Trant is exploring the use of nanoparticles to fight cancer by tricking the brain’s defences.
UWindsor graduate students Michael Nguyen, Mitchell DiPasquale, and Brett Rickeard visit the NIST Center for Neutron Research, a neutron beam facility in Gaithersburg, Maryland. A $14.25 million federal grant will fund new neutron beam equipment in Canada and access to similar facilities in the U.S.
UWindsor prof Drew Marquardt, president of the Canadian Institute for Neutron Scattering, supported a project to produce neutron beams in Canada.
