Learn how and why sex and gender must be considered in research in a workshop on Friday, June 18.
Learn how and why sex and gender must be considered in research in a workshop on Friday, June 18.
Two awards of $500 will recognize STEM students who have demonstrated dedication to the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion.
While the global pandemic has spurred workplaces the world over to transition quickly to paperless communication, the University’s Office of Research and Innovation Services (ORIS) was fortunate to be ahead of the curve.
Researchers holding a Discovery Grant as of April 2020 can elect to receive a one-year extension at their current funding level.
Researchers holding a Discovery Grant as of April 2020 can elect to receive a one-year extension at their current funding level.
The University of Windsor’s Office of Research and Innovation Services continues to support faculties and researchers over the duration of the COVID-19 outbreak — available online, by email, and through Teams to answer questions, review applications, help navigate the pre- and post-award systems, and to meet important funding deadlines.
Lab2Market offers $15,000 in funding to help commercialize university-based research.
A session Monday, Jan. 20, will provide information on the research commercialization program Lab2Market.
The Student Research Collaboratory in Leddy Library is the site of Research Data Management Day on Tuesday, Nov. 26.
The Student Research Collaboratory in Leddy Library is the site of Research Data Management Day on Tuesday, Nov. 26.
Monthly sessions will inform faculty members about the latest happenings in entrepreneurship and research commercialization.
The UWindsor Office of Research and Innovative Services and the Research Ethics Board are seeking to assess the use of Qualtrics’ participant panel and elicit researcher feedback on the ethical context, functionality, quality of data, ease of use, and value for money.
They are seeking three projects currently underway to compare the use of Qualtrics panel with other recruitment sources such as Mechanical Turk, social media, and community-based.
Eligible projects must meet the following criteria:
The UWindsor Office of Research and Innovation Services is seeking applicants for a six-month paid position as Ontario Brain Institute intern.
