A UWindsor research team led by engineering professor Edwin Tam is studying what makes some municipalities able to withstand a pandemic like COVID-19 and return to normalcy faster than others.
A UWindsor team is researching what makes some municipalities able to withstand a pandemic like COVID-19 and return to normalcy faster than others.
A community conversation Friday will consider a just, inclusive, and sustainable recovery in Windsor post-pandemic.
A community conversation Friday will consider a just, inclusive, and sustainable recovery in Windsor post-pandemic.
Windsor-Tecumseh MP Irek Kusmierczyk announced $125,000 in funding through the Climate Action Fund to Windsor Law, represented by professors Anneke Smit, Patricia Galvão-Ferreira, and dean Chris Waters.
A three-day workshop starting March 8 will give youth tools for working towards climate action in their communities.
Provost Douglas Kneale (left) and dean Mehrdad Saif (right) congratulate engineering Medals of Excellence recipients Edwin Tam, Linda Breschuk, and Ming Zheng. Missing: Mike Wang.
Several engineering faculty and staff members were honoured for their commitment to innovation, teaching and service at a ceremony on June 13.
More than 60 local Girl Guides earned recycling, bodyworks and physics badges by completing hands-on activities Saturday at the University of Windsor.
More than 60 local Girl Guides earned recycling, bodyworks and physics badges by completing hands-on activities Saturday at the University of Windsor.
UWindsor environmental engineering students David Tran, Ruoshi (Rose) Zhao, Amal Ghamrawi and Tania Fara, finished fourth in the Water Environment Federation’s Student Design Competition, September 27 in Chicago.
A team of UWindsor environmental engineering students finished fourth in the Water Environment Federation’s Student Design Competition.
High school seniors put the bridges they built to the test, at the Centre for Engineering Innovation competition.
Vincent Massey Secondary School participated in an all-day engineering experience at UWindsor last week.
Environmental engineering Master’s student Taylor Purdy was honoured Friday at Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital for her efforts to help the hospital significantly reduce its environmental footprint and save thousands of dollars in annual operating costs.
Spending a day in the Centre for Engineering Innovation helped convince Dilshan Pieris that the subject could be fun.
“We crash-tested crumple zones for some remote control trucks and built bridges out of popsicle sticks,” he said. “Engineering is more interesting after today!”
Pieris was one of about 100 grade 11 students of academic and enriched science at Vincent Massey Secondary School to participate in the all-day experience Friday, May 25.
The Faculty of Engineering will host an open house to welcome prospective students and their parents on Thursday, January 5.
Assistant dean Edwin Tam and a panel of past and present students will discuss the five academic programs, the new Centre for Engineering Innovation, and opportunities for scholarships and work experience.
High school students in attendance can enter a draw for $500 towards tuition at Windsor engineering.
It all begins at 6 p.m. at the University of Windsor / Chrysler Canada Automotive Research & Development Centre, 3939 Rhodes Drive.
