A UWindsor professor will deliver a lecture Wednesday on the use of data from fish ear bones to determine their history of environmental exposure.
Earth & Environmental Sciences
UWindsor geology professor Frank Simpson will act as master of ceremonies for the 19th Annual Polish-Canadian Business Dinner on Friday.
What is the environmental impact of eating beef? A public lecture Wednesday will explore the issue.
Oct 14th, 2014
What is the environmental impact of eating beef? A public lecture Wednesday will explore the issue.
Postdoctoral researcher Melissa McKinney has won a fellowship to support her work studying the effects of climate change on Arctic ecosystems.
Aug 18th, 2014
Postdoctoral researcher Melissa McKinney has won a fellowship to support her work studying the effects of climate change on Arctic ecosystems.
Professor Aaron Fisk and Ed Holder, minister of state for science and technology, look over work by student Alex Weidl in Dr. Fisk’s research lab.
Jul 3rd, 2014
UWindsor researchers will receive $3.5 million in funding from the federal Discovery Grants Program.
Alice Grgicak-Mannion collects leaves for chemical analysis to determine the presence of traffic and industrial pollutants.
Jun 16th, 2014
A UWindsor researcher will discuss her investigation into using tree leaves to track heavy metal pollution in a free public presentation Wednesday.
A forum on “Science and Public Understanding” will celebrate Einstein’s 135th birthday, March 14.
Mar 13th, 2014
A public forum Friday, March 14, will feature a panel discussion on the importance of science and an informed public.
Nov 21st, 2013
Careers in the Environment, November 27, will provide information on educational and employment opportunities in environmental fields.
The State of the Strait conference, on the UWindsor campus today, will discuss ecological endpoints and restoration targets for the Detroit River.
Oct 28th, 2013
The State of the Strait conference, on the UWindsor campus today, will discuss ecological endpoints and restoration targets for the Detroit River.
Geoscience students Marija Lelas and Leima Moro cross a beaver dam during their third-year course in field mapping.
Oct 16th, 2013
A morning coffee break Thursday will celebrate women in the geosciences.