Travis DeWolfe represented the University of Windsor in the provincial Three Minute Thesis competition.
Travis DeWolfe represented the University of Windsor in the provincial Three Minute Thesis competition.
UWindsor students will teach visitors how to build molecules — like this strand of DNA — from candy during the Science Rendezvous sneak peek, Saturday at Devonshire Mall.
Interactive and educational activities will offer a sneak peek of Science Rendezvous on Saturday, May 6.
Trevor Pitcher will begin a one-year term as acting executive director of the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research on July 1.
Computer science professor Stephanos Mavromoustakos and students Jianye Liu, Areeba Kamal, and Rumana Hakeem presented AccessLocator, a web-based application that provides site-specific accessibility information to users with disabilities, at Digifest 2017.
A computer science professor and students have developed an app that combines open data and user ratings to describe the accessibility of sites.
Alexis Pelletier and Kierra Marentette, Grade 8 students at Lakeshore Discovery School, work on their secret project during the Let’s Talk Science Challenge, Friday in the Education Building.
The Let’s Talk Science Challenge hosted students from nine area grade schools Friday.
Hugh MacIsaac is among an international team of scientists examining the challenges and opportunities in store for invasive species research.
Hugh MacIsaac is among an international team of scientists examining the challenges and opportunities in store for invasive species research.
Fishing for trouble? A new study concludes that about half of current fish consumption advisories are potentially not adequately protective.
A UWindsor professor has found that consumption advisories in Ontario may need to cast a wider net to completely protect against toxic contaminants.
Recipients Lana Lee and Chris Wellington display their awards in these photos by Mike Kovaliv.
Two members of the UWindsor faculty have been honoured for their work with students of the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry – Windsor Campus.
Ingrid Qemo accepts congratulations from associate dean of science Charles Macdonald for her Ambassador Award at the Science Graduate Student Success Reception.
The first-ever Science Graduate Student Success Reception, April 5 in Vanier Hall, celebrated the accomplishments of science graduate students.
The March for Science, April 22 on Windsor’s riverfront, is one of more than 400 around the world.
The March for Science, April 22 on Windsor’s waterfront, is one of more than 400 around the world.
