FishCAST is hosting a roundtable discussion on “Gender Equality Today for a Sustainable Tomorrow” on March 8, International Women’s Day.
Christina Semeniuk and Drew Marquardt are the inaugural Faculty of Science Research Chairs.
Christina Semeniuk and Drew Marquardt are the inaugural Faculty of Science Research Chairs.
UWindsor professor Oliver Love and Grant Gilchrist of Environment and Climate Change Canada are part of a team studying Arctic species of concern.
UWindsor researchers Christina Semeniuk and Oliver Love are examining the ability of Arctic species to respond to climate change.
Postdoctoral fellow Christine Madliger is one of the editors of the first book on the field of conservation physiology.
UWindsor researchers contributed to the first book to explore the field of conservation physiology.
Daniel Heath is heading GEN-FISH, a four-year project that involves creating a genomic toolkit to assess the health of freshwater species. Fish farm operators and consultants hired to do environment assessments are already lining up to be among the first to use the new technology.
UWindsor professor Daniel Heath heads a research project creating a genomic toolkit to assess the health of freshwater species.
UWindsor professor Christina Semeniuk releases Atlantic salmon smolts in Sheet Harbour, N.S.
UWindsor professor Christina Semeniuk heads a national program to train students in freshwater fisheries and conservation.
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.
Daniel Heath is a leader of the Genomics Network for Fish Identification, Stress and Health.
A $9.1 million research project will help ensure the sustainability of freshwater fish stocks in Canada for generations to come.
Chemistry professor John Trant has been awarded $150,000 to further his biomedical research.
Chemistry professor John Trant has been awarded $150,000 to further his biomedical research.
Christina Semeniuk is one of 28 UWindsor researchers awarded nearly $4.4 million in federal funding to advance discoveries in science and engineering.
Federal funds totaling nearly $4.4 million will support 28 UWindsor researchers advancing discoveries in science and engineering.
