Graduate student Brett Rickeard is travelling to the National Institute of Standards and Technology Centre for Neutron Research in Maryland in August to use the facility’s neutron spin echo spectrometer for his cell research.
Graduate student Brett Rickeard will access high-tech equipment to advance his research into cancer treatment.
Darcy Wear presents his poster at the Natural Health Products Research Society of Canada.
Two students from professor Siyaram Pandey’s biochemistry lab won awards.
Nicholas Vukotic is UWindsor’s new Industrial Research Chair in X-ray Diffraction and Crystalline Materials.
Nicholas Vukotic is UWindsor’s new Industrial Research Chair in X-ray Diffraction and Crystalline Materials.
Scientists deploy real-time monitoring equipment in Lake Erie to establish drivers of algal blooms. From left: Kent Baker, Jill Crossman, Danna Palladino. Photo by Fabio Massimo Pasquazzi.
Real-time monitoring equipment deployed in Lake Erie will establish drivers of algal blooms.
Chemistry professor Drew Marquardt has received federal funding to develop a new means of producing neutrons.
Two UWindsor chemistry professors are among the first researchers in the country to receive monies from the New Frontiers in Research Fund.
Production in Western Canada can help address a worldwide shortage of helium, says UWindsor chemistry professor Scott Mundle.
Western Canada is poised to become a leader in the production of helium, says UWindsor chemistry professor Scott Mundle.
The Alan Wildeman School of Creative Arts is the setting for the May 16 ChemiConn networking event.
The ChemiConn networking event will connect students, faculty, and industry, Thursday at the Alan Wildeman School of Creative Arts.
Master’s student Karly Dominato was recognized for going above and beyond in research Wednesday by the Faculty of Science.
Master’s student Karly Dominato was recognized for going above and beyond in research Wednesday by the Faculty of Science.
Researchers Lisa Porter and John Trant have received a $100,000 grant for a project that could lead to new therapies for aggressive cancers.
Researchers Lisa Porter and John Trant have received a $100,000 grant for a project that could lead to new therapies for aggressive cancers.
Michael Nguyen was one of the first researchers to publish using the new Very Small Angle Neutron Scattering instrument at the NIST Centre for Neutron Research.
UWindsor chemistry student Michael Nguyen was one of the first researchers to publish using a new neutron diffraction instrument.
