PhD student Patricia Okpara has distributed insect collection kits to students in the biology class “Applied Entomology.”
PhD student Patricia Okpara has distributed insect collection kits to students in the biology class “Applied Entomology.”
Ryan Palazzolo’s project will help researchers spread the word about their work. He is one of 107 UWindsor students who have received research internship grants.
A project to help researchers spread the word about their work is one of 107 funded by student internship grants.
Massey student Nida Almas created this artwork during the SMArt Challenge during Science Academy.
Even in a virtual format, the Science Academy helped grade 12 students experience life as a UWindsor student.
The Tech Connect video series features UWindsor students Aislyn Laurent and Noah Campbell.
The Tech Connect video series features UWindsor students Aislyn Laurent and Noah Campbell.
A series of conversations will pair healthcare executives with researchers in September to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic.
A series of conversations will pair healthcare executives with researchers in September to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic.
Master’s student Saghi Khani is working with computer science professors Pooya Moradian Zadeh and Saeed Samet on algorithms to identify people at risk of social isolation. The project, which began before COVID-19’s arrival locally, is one of 107 student research internships being funded at UWindsor.
Master’s student Saghi Khani is working on algorithms to identify people at risk of social isolation.
Duncan Stream is one of the high-altitude glacial tarns sampled by a UWindsor research team in New Zealand.
Sampling remote lakes in New Zealand may help a UWindsor research team develop an early warning system to monitor the health of freshwater systems.
A sovereign wealth fund will create long-term and predictable funding for the Canadian health care system, says UWindsor economics and business instructor Imran Abdool.
A sovereign wealth fund will create long-term and predictable funding for the Canadian health care system, says Imran Abdool.
A new research registry brings studies and participants together in a central location.
A new research registry brings studies and participants together in a central location.
Biology professor Dennis Higgs is part of team that will traverse the north shore of Lake Erie on Saturday to raise awareness of issues affecting the health of the Great Lakes.
Biology professor Dennis Higgs will swim 14 km along the shore of Lake Erie on Saturday as part of a team raising awareness about the lake’s health.
