Sanya Sagar’s study of the experiences of university students with Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is published in the inaugural issue inaugural issue of the Journal of Critical Race, Indigeneity, and Decolonization.
A study suggests that racialized students with ADHD are less likely to receive support than their white peers.
Sarika Sharma on Kent Island in the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick, collecting field observations of savannah sparrows.
Sarika Sharma honed advanced mapping skills to become first author on a paper published in the latest edition of Ornithology.
Recipients of the 2024 Student Leadership Awards for EDI in Research include Anna Beneteau, Madeline Jones, Willow Key, and Fallon Mitchell.
Mike McKay and George Bullerjahn tour a lab of the International Joint Innovation Team for Yunnan Plateau Lakes and Laurentian Great Lakes during a workshop in Kunming, China.
Members of the Graph Neural Network Lab research team will apply neural networks on graph-structured data.
Will Hosie, Jonathan Houser, Liz Sylvestre, Azam Mohammadzadeh, and Samra Khan were among the UWindsor students to win recognition at the 2024 Canadian Society for Chemistry conference.
UWindsor students captured a number of awards at the 2024 Canadian Society for Chemistry conference in Winnipeg.
Managing the Great Lakes calls for a comprehensive approach that targets the health and resilience of ecosystems, writes researcher John Hartig.
Managing the Great Lakes calls for a comprehensive approach that targets the health and resilience of ecosystems, writes researcher John Hartig.
Leddy librarian Katharine Ball consults an online archive making accessible more than 100 years of the Windsor City Directory.
The Leddy Library has made more than one hundred years of the Windsor City Directory accessible online.
Hai Yang, chair professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, will discuss the economics of on-demand mobility services July 12 at the Odette School of Business.
A July 12 lecture at the Odette School of Business will discuss the economics of on-demand mobility services.
Electric and computer engineering professor Bala Balasingham has been awarded a $230,000 Discovery Grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada to expand his research into the safety, efficiency, and reliability of electric vehicle batteries.
