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.
Pierce Johnson of men’s volleyball and golfer Alyssa Getty are the 2020 Lancer athletes of the year.
Pierce Johnson of men’s volleyball and golfer Alyssa Getty are the 2020 Lancer athletes of the year.
Lancer men’s hockey will host Game 1 of the OUA West division final, Wednesday at South Windsor Arena.
Lancer men’s hockey will host Game 1 of the OUA West division final, Wednesday at South Windsor Arena.
Getting their pink on are Lancer women’s basketball players Kaylee Anagnostopoulos, Caitlyn Longmuir, Emily Prevost, Carly Steer and Alyssa Cerino.
Lancer volleyball and basketball teams will support breast cancer research with awareness activities during their games Saturday.
Lancer basketball will host the Guelph Gryphons for its home openers Wednesday in the St. Denis Centre.
Lancer runners Stefanie Smith and Corey Bellemore were multiple winners at the athletics awards banquet.
Runners Stefanie Smith and Corey Bellemore were named athletes of the year at the Lancer awards banquet Wednesday.
Lancer guard Isiah Osborne eludes an Ottawa defender.
Both Lancer basketball teams were bounced out of the post-season at the OUA final four tournaments.
First-year guard Tyra Blizzard cuts past a defender; her team continues its defence of the Bronze baby national championship trophy Friday.
Both men’s and women’s Lancer basketball teams will compete for their respective provincial championships this weekend.
Fifth-year guard Alex Campbell and the Lancer men’s basketball team will take on the McMaster Marauders in an OUA quarter-final, Saturday in Hamilton.
Lancer men’s and women’s basketball teams will play Ontario University Athletics quarter-final games Saturday, March 5.
Special types of fossil deposits allow us very rare clear views of what life was like hundreds of millions of years ago, says paleontologist Denis Tetreault of the earth and environmental sciences department.
He will explore some of those views in his free public presentation “Exceptional fossil preservation: important windows into the history of life,” Wednesday, February 15, at Canada South Science City.
His lecture begins at 7:30 p.m. and is part of the Science Café series, sponsored by the University’s Faculty of Science.
