Participants in the Science Academy examine cells through microscopes during a session organized by the Department of Biomedical Sciences.
Competitors at the fourth annual UWindsor Brain Bee demonstrated their knowledge March 20.
The Science Meets Art (SMArt) Communications project brings together fields across disciplines to explore ways to share knowledge.
The Science Meets Art (SMArt) Communications project brings together fields across displines to explore ways to share knowledge.
High schoolers Kristen Kretschmann and Sophia Kauffman produced the Best Quality winner in the National Crystal Growing Competition.
Budding scientists try their hand at a challenging exercise during the Science Academy, hosted by the University July 3 to 7.
Grade 11 students flocked to campus for the 10th annual Science Academy, July 3 to 7.
Grade 7 and 8 students bead bracelets using binary code during A Scientist Like Her, June 3 at the University of Windsor.
Acting dean of science Dora Cavallo-Medved addresses competitors in the third annual UWindsor Brain Bee.
An elite group of high school students flexed their academic muscles at the third annual UWindsor Brain Bee competition.
Kailee Tait, Tyson Bergen, and Owenn Flaming, 10th graders at Leamington District Secondary School, won the Best Quality award at Canada’s 2022 National Crystal Growing Competition.
Growing a crystal is no simple task. But one high school team from Leamington grew a crystal so fine it won the Best Quality award at Canada’s 2022 National Crystal Growing Competition.
Students from Windsor and Essex County high schools worked with chemistry professor Nick Vukotic and Faculty of Science experiential learning specialist Michelle Bondy in preparation for the national competition.
Science Academy volunteer Jessica Dennison congratulates Massey secondary student Riya Boparai on receiving a sponsorship to attend the Ontario Nature Youth Summit in the fall.
Crystals grown by Windsor high schoolers placed in the top 10 in a national competition.
