Shafaq Khan is one of five new teaching intensive assistant professors in the Masters of Applied Computing program.
Five new teaching intensive assistant professors have joined the faculty of the Masters of Applied Computing program.
Professor Ali Saber of the School of the Environment is one of 11 new faculty members in science.
Biomedical sciences professor Brian DeVeale (fourth from left) received support for his research from the Katelyn Bedard Bone Marrow Association and representatives Joanne Bedard, Sonya Cottrell, Nicholle Kuzniak, Bryan Bedard, and Andrew Kidd.
The Science Society’s Logo Hall of Fame T-shirt raises funds for the local chapter of the Canadian Mental Health Association.
The Science Society’s Logo Hall of Fame T-shirt raises funds for the local chapter of the Canadian Mental Health Association.
Javad Sadeghi uses a backpack sample collector to gather water off a Lake Erie beach to filter for micro-organisms.
Professor emeritus Gordon Drake has been named a fellow of the Canadian Association of Physicists.
Professor emeritus Gordon Drake has been named a fellow of the Canadian Association of Physicists.
Leamington District Secondary School Team B claimed top honours in the Science Olympiad.
During the annual Science Olympiad, Friday, Oct. 13, the Faculty of Science transformed the UWindsor campus into a dynamic arena where up-and-coming scientists from high schools across the region gathered to tackle 30-minute science challenges from various disciplines.
A total of 37 teams from 20 different schools took part, with an addition this year — the first-ever team from outside Windsor-Essex joined all the way from Port Elgin, Ontario.
Chemistry doctoral candidate Rahaf Hussein took top honours in a national contest for images showcasing scientific research.
Chemistry doctoral candidate Rahaf Hussein took top honours in a national contest for images showcasing scientific research.
The Southern Ontario Chemistry Industry-Academic Symposium will connect employers to university talent Friday, Nov. 17.
The Southern Ontario Chemistry Industry-Academic Symposium will connect employers to university talent Friday, Nov. 17.
Members of the student filmmaking team “The All-Stars” set up a shot for their entry in the Windsor international Film Festival’s 48-Hour FlickFest.
