Science Rendezvous, Saturday at the University of Windsor, uses fun and games to teach scientific principles.
Science Rendezvous, Saturday at the University of Windsor, uses fun and games to teach scientific principles.
Physics professor Chitra Rangan will represent Canada at the inaugural celebration of the International Day of Light, May 16 in Paris, France.
Physics professor Chitra Rangan will represent Canada at the inaugural celebration of the International Day of Light, May 16 in Paris, France.
The ChemiConn networking event will connect students, faculty, and industry, Thursday at the Fogolar Furlan Club.
The ChemiConn networking event will connect students, faculty, and industry, Thursday at the Fogolar Furlan Club.
Soapbox Science will see 12 women scientists describe their research, Saturday, May 12, on the UWindsor campus.
Soapbox Science will see 12 women scientists describe their research, Saturday, May 12, on the UWindsor campus.
A collaborative research project at the University of Windsor is starting to make waves.
The Council of the Great Lakes Region featured the Real-time Aquatic Ecosystem Observation Network (RAEON) in its semi-annual magazine The Current.
RAEON is led by University of Windsor professor and Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Changing Great Lakes Ecosystems Aaron Fisk.
Kids can use chemistry to make gummy worms during a Science Rendezvous preview event, Saturday at the Devonshire Mall Chapters store.
Student volunteers will organize activities at the Chapters bookstore in Devonshire Mall on Saturday, May 5, as a preview of Science Rendezvous.
A free public seminar Monday will explore the application of mechanobiology to medicine and diagnostics.
“Cheers to Hope” will celebrate local advances in cancer research, May 3 at the Essex Golf and Country Club.
“Cheers to Hope” will celebrate local advances in cancer research, May 3 at the Essex Golf and Country Club.
Student volunteers helped to host about 140 local elementary pupils for the Let’s Talk Science Challenge, Thursday in the Neal Education Building.
Student volunteers helped to host about 140 local elementary pupils for the Let’s Talk Science Challenge, Thursday in the Neal Education Building.
Master of Applied Computing students Aman Mendiratta and Sugam Dhalla consider a coding challenge during the Hacking Health Windsor-Detroit competition.
Two teams from UWindsor’s School of Computer Science took home prizes at the fourth annual Hacking Health Windsor-Detroit on April 13 and 14.
