UWindsor biologist Barbara Zielinski and team. From left to right:
Front row: Gillian Hughes, Dr. Barbara Zielinski, Jenna Jones, Kaela Scott, Dr. Michelle Nevett.
Back row: Tina Suntres, Georgette Nader, Gianfranco Grande, Alexandra Zygowska, Karl Boyes.
A UWindsor biologist and students use pheromone research to outsmart the invasive sea lampre, an eel-like fish in the Great Lakes.
Professor emeritus Peter Sale has written a book to introduce readers to the complexity, wonder, and vital planetary roles of coral reefs.
Professor emeritus Peter Sale has written a book to introduce readers to the complexity, wonder, and vital planetary roles of coral reefs.
The April 30 conference Trends in Forensic Sciences will feature a keynote by forensic pathologist Edward Tweedie.
The April 30 conference Trends in Forensic Sciences will feature a keynote by forensic pathologist Edward Tweedie.
Student Shannon Smith designed a poster highlighting the genetics, habitats, and health impacts of yeast, along with — in the section shown — its culinary uses.
Undergraduates were encouraged to let their artistic-sides flow for a class project that turned microbiology knowledge into works of art.
UWindsor researcher Charu Chandrasekera has received a grant from the British Columbia Foundation for Non-Animal Research to kickstart a project that aims to produce a 3D-printed model of human lung tissue.
UWindsor researcher Charu Chandrasekera has received a grant for a project to produce a 3D-printed model of human lung tissue.
John Albanese has recently acquired a portable 3D osteology lab he will use to scan and analyze bones, crime scenes, and tombs. He will use it on site when he resumes his work in Greece, Brazil, and in Manitoba with the Sioux Valley Dakota Nation.
Forensics professor John Albanese has acquired a portable 3D osteology lab he will use to scan and analyze bones, crime scenes, and tombs.
Integrative biology student Cassandra Simone won first-place honours for her presentation in the Ecology and Environment category at Ontario Biology Day.
UWindsor students Cassandra Simone and Kim Nguyen took top honours for their fourth-year thesis projects at Ontario Biology Day.
Anmoldeep Kaur pitched an AI device to create personalized experiences during remote learning as her final project in the course “Emerging Paradigms in Computing Technologies.”
Victoria Abboud challenged students in her class “Emerging Paradigms in Computing Technologies” to develop ideas to improve distance education.
Forward Brady Hinz of the Niagara IceDogs and defender Holden Wale of the Kitchener Rangers will join the blue and gold this fall.
Lama Khalil is the first UWindsor student to take part in the national training program, AI4Good Lab.
Lama Khalil is the first UWindsor student to take part in the national training program, AI4Good Lab.
