Raising a red flag on Costa Rica’s beaches could help to prevent drownings in rip currents.
The University of Windsor’s dean of science is working with officials in Costa Rica to prevent drowning deaths and improve beach safety.
An info session Thursday will discuss actuarial mathematics.
Seeds4Hope administrator Michael Dufresne congratulates grant recipients Josée Jarry, Sindu Kanjeekal, and John Hudson.
Three UWindsor researchers will receive a total of almost $228,000 in two-year Seeds4Hope grants from the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation.
Three UWindsor biology professors who have received research grants from the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation will discuss the impact of this funding in a free public seminar Wednesday.
With more than 100 students in its graduate programs, enrolment in economics is growing in numbers and diversity, says professor Marcelo Arbex.
“We have been attracting students from all over the world,” says Dr. Arbex, economics graduate director. Besides Canada, master’s students have come from Bangladesh, China, Ghana, India, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Suriname and United Arab Emirates.
Biology grad Christine Madliger (PhD 2016) received the Governor General’s Gold Medal during Uwindsor’s 106th Convocation ceremonies Saturday.
Biology grad Christine Madliger (PhD 2016) received the Governor General’s Gold Medal during Uwindsor’s 106th Convocation ceremonies Saturday.
Rachel Girimonte, a Grade 12 student at Academie Ste. Cecile, works on a chemistry challenge during Friday’s Science Olympiad.
High school competitors in the Science Olympiad were up to the challenge Friday.
Competitors from Vincent Massey Secondary School think during a trivia portion of the 2015 Science Olympiad.
Students from 18 area high schools will compete in the Science Olympiad, Friday on the UWindsor campus.
Chemistry students Advait Desai and Matthew Mustapic show off portable speakers they received for making the dean’s list in science.
Their skills will be increasingly in demand, dean of science Chris Houser told honour roll students at a reception recognizing their achievements.
A new study says that switching from eating seals to a lower-calorie diet of eggs won’t suit polar bears coping with climate change. Photo by Evan Richardson
A new study says that switching from eating seals to a lower-calorie diet of eggs won’t save polar bears struggling with climate change.
