Victoria Abboud and her father Moe Abboud visited his hometown of Joub Jannine, Lebanon in June 2022.
Engineering professor Jalal Ahamed is leading a project exploring a new material to keep electronic time.
Tanya Basok has provided expert testimony in court to defend the rights of migrant workers.
With years of data and a wealth of publications, Tanya Basok, associate dean of research in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, has become an authority on the experiences of migrant agricultural workers and has leveraged her research knowledge as an expert witness in court cases fighting to protect their rights.
Call for proposals is now open for the UWill Discover Student Conference.
The UWill Discover Sustainable Futures call for proposals is now open.
Research assistants Madysyn Blackburn (front), Emily Addison (centre), and Julia D’Angela (back) make the most of their Agri-Food and Beverage Lab learning time.
Students from Assumption College Catholic High School visited RAEON, where they got a close-up look at the underwater gliders and lab.
A group of high school students took a deeper look at the mechanics of underwater gliders during a visit to RAEON (Real-Time Aquatic Ecosystem Observation Network) earlier this month, gaining hands-on experience with the high-tech devices used to monitor the Great Lakes ecosystems.
About 21 students from Assumption College Catholic High School’s Technological Design (Robotics) class, grades 10 to 12, visited RAEON to learn about what they do, how the autonomous gliders work, and the mechanics behind them.
Taylor McEachnie, a doctoral student of clinical neuropsychology, is exploring how sex hormones interact and affect cognitive processes.
Neuropsychology student Taylor McEachnie is exploring how sex hormones interact and affect cognitive processes.
The University of Windsor celebrates its highest-ever rankings in the 2024 Global Ranking of Academic Subjects (GRAS), earning top 200 global recognition in four disciplines, including Telecommunication Engineering, which ranked 101–150 globally and seventh in Canada.
“Faster and more efficient construction,” says professor Niel Van Engelen, “and developing new methods for faster production of commercial and residential spaces is a need.”
In collaboration with civil engineering professor, Dr. Somma, at the University of Udine, Dr. Van Engelen, a professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Master’s students Tommaso Dorbolo and Endin Dafota and research associate Hamed Amini Tehrani are testing a new method, which involves concrete-filled steel tubes.
Professor Kathryn Pfaff leads the Health and Wellness Friendly Communities project.
Professor Kathryn Pfaff leads the Health and Wellness Friendly Communities project.
