Biochemistry professor Kenneth Ng is a member of a multidisciplinary group of UWindsor researchers partnering in an effort to enhance Canada’s preparedness for future pandemics.
Noah Campbell credits experience he gained as a student with giving him a career edge.
Krishna Telapudi, Kameswara Peddada, and Kartik Peddinti discuss their project Simplified SCO on Wheels” with professor Pooya Moradian Zadeh during Computer Science Demo Day.
Keen computer science students lined up to pitch their latest programming endeavours to attendees at the 2022 Computer Science Demo Day, Dec. 8.
300 Ouellette Ave. held the event in-person for the first time since the pandemic started. The downtown building houses the Master of Applied Computing (MAC) program.
MAC student Kameswara Peddada was there with his fellow project members pitching their project “Simplified SCO on Wheels,” a product that allows you to check yourself out at a store using your cell phone.
Alumnus Noah Campbell, now an employee of Blackberry, speaks with students during a networking event at the downtown building housing computer science programs.
Computer science students got a chance to meet Windsor-based tech innovators during a networking event on Nov. 18.
Doctoral student Soroush Ziaeinejad and master’s candidate Farinam Hemmati Zadeh are part of a team working with computer science professor Hossein Fani to use online reviews in customer feedback analytics.
Ziad Kobti, director of the School of Computer Science, welcomes the opening of 300 Ouellette Ave. to its Master of Applied Computing program.
Electrical engineering student Marko Jovanovic is one of the founders of the UWindsor AI Club.
The UWindsor AI Club explores topics in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
UWindsor instructor and alumna Victoria Abboud has been longlisted for the 2022 CBC Nonfiction Prize. Photo by Kiren Javed, Nile Photography.
UWindsor instructor and alumna Victoria Abboud has been longlisted for the 2022 CBC Nonfiction Prize.
Students visiting from South Korea’s Ewha Womans University will work with UWindsor researchers to improve the performance of self-driving vehicles. From left: Haein Jeon, Yong Hoon Kim, Yujin Park, Jiyeong Kang, Eunsik Kim, and Chris Lee.
Hugh MacIsaac of the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research has been awarded $275,000 over five years under the Natural Sciences and Environmental Research Council of Canada’s Discovery grant program to assess interacting stressors in lakes.
