The self-healing elastomer developed by UWindsor researchers can be used to make long-lasting pressure sensors, useful in a variety of applications.
The self-healing elastomer developed by UWindsor researchers can be used to make long-lasting pressure sensors, useful in a variety of applications.
Chemistry professor Tricia Carmichael and her research team are creating light-emitting textiles by adding a thin film of gold to ultrasheer fabric.
Chemistry professor Tricia Carmichael and her research team are creating light-emitting textiles by adding a thin film of gold to ultrasheer fabric.
Jessica Hatt, secretary in the Faculty of Law, is congratulated by UWindsor president Robert Gordon on her service excellence award.
A reception Monday celebrated recipients of the Employee Recognition Awards.
UWindsor professors James Gauld and Tricia Carmichael are hosting the first LGBTQ+ in STEM Conference in Canada.
Canada’s first LGBTQ+ in STEM Conference promises discussion of scientific topics and issues pertaining to equity, diversity, and inclusion.
USci Network’s Science Meets Arts students provided an artistic flair to the Essex CORe atrium celebrating women in science.
The USci Network’s Women in Science Initiative is helping prepare female students for science careers.
A UWindsor professor and student were among the honourees at an awards ceremony Monday recognizing local leaders in technology.
Chemistry professors Simon Rondeau-Gagné, Tricia Carmichael, and John Trant will head up a new Functional Organic Materials Research Centre.
Chemistry professors Simon Rondeau-Gagné, Tricia Carmichael, and John Trant will head up a new Functional Organic Materials Research Centre.
Chemistry professor Tricia Carmichael and doctoral student Yunyun Wu display samples of fabric bearing conductive coatings of gold.
A UWindsor research group has cleared a major hurdle to wearable technology by creating conductive fabric that looks and feels like real clothing.
Graduate students Kory Schlingman, Yunyun Wu, and Sara Mechael were winners at the Canadian Society of Chemistry’s centenary conference.
Several UWindsor students were winners at the Canadian Society of Chemistry’s centenary conference.
Acting dean of science Charles Macdonald congratulates Faculty Performance Award winners Tricia Carmichael, Chris Weisener, Christina Semeniuk, Ronald Barron and Marcelo Arbex. Each will receive a grant of $1,000 in recognition of their contributions over the past year.
Biology professor Jan Ciborowski received a lifetime achievement award December 4 at the Science Celebration of Success.
