A panel will discuss the challenges facing the earth’s water resources in observance of World Water Day, Wednesday in McPherson Lounge.
A panel will discuss the challenges facing the earth’s water resources in observance of World Water Day, Wednesday in McPherson Lounge.
First-year students Kaity Greco and Matthew Tolentino enjoy free pie, courtesy of the Science Society, on Pi Day.
Students ate free pie to celebrate pi on March 14.
Driller Johnny H. Wilson makes a point to students Jezel Gicole and Sandra Reaume, on site to watch him dig a well for the Normandale Fish Culture Station.
Students watched workers drill a network of wells at a provincial fish hatchery.
SkillsCamp founder Bailey Parnell leads a training session.
A series of professional development activities this week and next will help science students become more effective leaders — and more employable.
Stretchable transistors allow for functioning wearable electronics, says chemistry professor Simon Rondeau-Gagné.
Stretchable transistors allow for functioning wearable electronics, says chemistry professor Simon Rondeau-Gagné.
UWindsor team captain Jon O’Beid accepts the Ontario Science Games trophy from conveners Bolade Ajarat Shipeolu and Jhanahan Sriranjan at the conclusion of the competition, March 5 in Hamilton.
A team of undergraduates from the Faculty of Science took the trophy at the 2017 Ontario Science Games in Hamilton, Ontario.
Blaine Landsborough collects acoustic recordings during a Winter Ecology of Birds field course in eastern Ontario. Photo by Blaine Landsborough
Three University of Windsor students headed north during Reading Week to take part in a course on the Winter Ecology of Birds.
Students in the Master of Medical Biotechnology program get training in business to make them valuable to employers.
Students in the Master of Medical Biotechnology program get training in business to make them valuable to employers.
“Life in the Soil” will explore scientific, indigenous, embodied and practical knowledge about the vital nature of soils, March 8 to 10.
“Life in the Soil” will explore scientific, indigenous, embodied and practical knowledge about the vital nature of soils, March 8 to 10.
Villanova high school student Adriana Uros peers through a microscope during the “Let’s Talk Cancer” symposium Thursday at the University of Windsor.
A symposium Thursday at the University of Windsor introduced local high school students to the science of cancer.
