Researchers in UWindsor’s Centre for Hybrid Automotive Research and Green Energy work on a state-of-the-art EV electric motor test system that will be used to conduct next-gen electric vehicle research.
Funding for an industry-academia collaboration will drive innovation in electric vehicle technology.
An international hackathon will focus on cross-border mobility issues, such as smart infrastructure, healthcare, cybersecurity, and entrepreneurship.
An international hackathon will focus on cross-border mobility issues, such as smart infrastructure, healthcare, cybersecurity, and entrepreneurship.
The new Master of Science Artificial Intelligence Stream will introduce students to technologies in high demand, says graduate chair Alioune Ngom.
Five students in the first cohort of a new masters program in computer science have received the Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence.
UWindsor’s Lancer Gaming may be the first official university-level competitive esports team in Canada.
UWindsor’s Lancer Gaming may be the first official university-level competitive esports team in Canada.
Lancer Gaming will host a Rocket League tournament geared towards high school students Saturday, June 13.
Lancer Gaming will host a Rocket League tournament geared towards high school students Saturday, June 13.
Benjamin Mossé, CEO of Mossé Security, is providing UWindsor students a platform to enhance their skills in cybersecurity.
UWindsor students of computer science can enhance their skills in cybersecurity.
Science Society president Joy Kobti worked with professor John Trant studying selective acetate deprotection in carbohydrate chemistry.
The Faculty of Science has recognized more than 100 students as LEAD Medallion Scholars.
BlackBerry Labs is dedicated to research and development in cybersecurity.
The cybersecurity curriculum BlackBerry Bootcamp is part of a required course in the UWindsor master’s program in applied computing.
Fourth-year computer science student Parker Drouillard shows off the face shield parts he has been producing with 3D printers.
Student Parker Drouillard has doubled the number of 3D printers in his business Pep Corporation to help meet demand for face shields.
Ziad Kobti, director of the School of Computer Science, congratulates members of the top team in the Secondary School Computer Programming Competition.
Teams from 14 high schools joined the Secondary School Computer Programming Competition, hosted by the School of Computer Science on Friday.
