Ofelia Jianu’s Intelligent Fuels and Energy Laboratory has received funding to research hydrogen as an alternative to fossil fuels in automobiles.
The Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada announced $3.2 million in funding for 17 researchers in the Faculty of Engineering.
University officials and team members unveil Windsor’s entry in the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition.
Supporters gathered Friday to see students of Windsor’s SpaceX Hyperloop team reveal the pod they’ve been working on for more than a year.
UWindsor innovation administration co-ordinator Tina Suntres and Lana Drouillard, director of marketing and communications for the WindsorEssex Economic Development Corporation were among those representing the city during media previews of the North American International Auto Show.
Researchers from the University of Windsor were among the exhibitors at the North American International Auto Show.
The 2018 Perspective Magazine features automotive research from the University of Windsor's Faculty of Engineering.
The University of Windsor’s research into automotive innovation was recently featured in a magazine that will be read across Canada.
The work of professors Daniel Green, Narayan Kar, Colin Novak, Kemal Tepe, and Ming Zheng is highlighted in Perspective, a magazine published by the Windsor Essex Economic Development Corporation and distributed through the Globe and Mail.
Professor Dan Heath congratulates Kyle Wellband, a recipient of the Governor General’s Gold Medal, Saturday at Convocation.
Two PhD graduates were honoured for outstanding academic achievement during the University’s 108th Convocation ceremonies.
University of Windsor engineering professor Kemal Tepe is pictured in the Wireless Communication and Information Processing Lab.
Positioned in the middle of Narayan Kar’s lab sits an electric motor from the Ford Motor Company: a machine that had been scrutinized by researchers and engineers for countless hours.
Yet, the University of Windsor engineering professor has set out to take that motor and make it even better.
“Our work will never end and this will always be an open-ended problem,” said Dr. Kar. “There will always be an opportunity to make them lighter, compact and more efficient.”
UWindsor professor Narayan Kar, Windsor West MP Brian Masse, federal science minister Kirsty Duncan, and K.W. Michael Siu, UWindsor vice-president for research and innovation, meet up during the Parliament Pop-Up Research Park, May 17 in Ottawa.
Engineering professor Narayan Kar discussed his research into electric vehicles with federal officials during the Parliament Pop-Up Research Park.
Electrical engineering professor Narayan Kar poses with the Toyota Prius hybrid electric vehicle he will display during a public event June 8.
PhD student Anas Labak worked through an entire night assembling a new portable solar-powered digital LED lighting system for his industrial partners at a local manufacturing firm. The fact that he was able to see what he was doing for all that time – unlike the potential customers the system is aimed at – wasn’t lost on him, or his partner.
“There are two billion people in the world who don’t have any energy at all,” said Steve Pokrajac, president of Tesla Digital Lighting Systems.
A showcase of engineering research Friday was a great opportunity for prospective students and members of the community to see first-hand some of the fascinating work that’s going on here, according to a participating professor.
“Everyone seemed really pleased with what they saw,” said Narayan Kar, one of three researchers who opened up their labs for the Open Doors, Open Knowledge event. “It’s critical that people have a good understanding of the kind of research we’re doing here.”
