Research experience as an undergraduate help pave the way to a medical career for biomedical sciences grad Sami Alrashed.
Research experience as an undergraduate help pave the way to a medical career for biomedical sciences grad Sami Alrashed.
Lancer Recreation is offering virtual summer camps related to science, suitable for beginners.
Lancer Recreation is offering virtual summer camps related to science, suitable for beginners.
Science student Sarika Sharma says a masterclass in film is a reminder of the benefits of cross-disciplinary learning.
Science and engineering students honed their communication skills in a non-credit film class.
A WE-Spark Think Tank will provide an overview of three projects seeking input on Friday, Aug. 6.
A WE-Spark Think Tank will provide an overview of three projects seeking input on Friday, Aug. 6.
Lisa Porter and John Trant, shown in this 2019 photo, have received funding through the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation’s Seeds4Hope program to devise new imaging agents for the diagnosis of prostate cancer.
Lisa Porter and John Trant are working to devise new imaging agents for the diagnosis of prostate cancer.
Caleb Vegh won the Contributed Speaker Presentation award at the annual conference of the Natural Health Product and Research Society.
Five UWindsor students participated in the 17th annual Natural Health Product and Research Society conference.
Doctoral student Mai Ghannam won the Probability Section Presentation Award at the Statistical Society of Canada’s 2021 meeting.
Doctoral student Mai Ghannam won the Probability Section Presentation Award at the Statistical Society of Canada’s 2021 meeting.
Layale Bazzi’s paper took first place in the medicine and biology division at the Canadian Association of Physicists annual congress.
Layale Bazzi’s paper took first place in the medicine and biology division at the Canadian Association of Physicists annual congress.
A video raises awareness about WE-Spark Health Institute and how it can facilitate local research collaboration.
A video raises awareness about WE-Spark Health Institute and how it can facilitate local research collaboration.
In this 2019 photo, UWindsor researcher Catherine Febria trains Bkejwanong youth Kaitlyn Issac and Taylor Myers to conduct ecological studies on Walpole Island.
A $95,300 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation will train students to conduct ecological studies at Walpole Island.
