Researchers Ethan Douglas, Nick Vukotic, Anton Dmitrienko, and Joy-Lynn Kobti have developed
Utilizing robotics and ingenuity, UWindsor researchers have developed devices that could aid the pharmaceutical industry by enabling the formulation and production of more efficient drugs.
Post-doctoral research fellow Anton Dmitrienko, a chemical crystallographer at Proto Manufacturing, was one of the organizers of the 17th annual Canadian Powder Diffraction Workshop.
The research group of chemistry professor Nick Vukotic (seated in jacket) is exploring biodegradable material to treat brain cancer.
May is brain tumour awareness month, and the local community is coming together to raise funds for research.
May is brain tumour awareness month, and the local community is coming together to raise funds for research.
The team from Complex Therapeutix claimed first place in the RBC Founders pitch competition. From left: entrepreneurship program co-ordinator Sydney Thompson, Marc Mundy of sponsor Royal Bank of Canada, founders Michelle Dao and Joy-Lynn Kobti, EPICentre director Wen Teoh.
High schoolers Kristen Kretschmann and Sophia Kauffman produced the Best Quality winner in the National Crystal Growing Competition.
Kailee Tait, Tyson Bergen, and Owenn Flaming, 10th graders at Leamington District Secondary School, won the Best Quality award at Canada’s 2022 National Crystal Growing Competition.
Growing a crystal is no simple task. But one high school team from Leamington grew a crystal so fine it won the Best Quality award at Canada’s 2022 National Crystal Growing Competition.
Students from Windsor and Essex County high schools worked with chemistry professor Nick Vukotic and Faculty of Science experiential learning specialist Michelle Bondy in preparation for the national competition.
Members of chemistry professor Nick Vukotic’s research group pose with an instrument panel signed by Proto and UWindsor staff involved in the build (from left): Anton Dmitrienko, Dr. Vukotic, Michelle Dao, Melissa Berberi, Madeleine Chang, Joy-Lynn Kobti, and Ali Baranbo.
Crystals grown by Windsor high schoolers placed in the top 10 in a national competition.
Researchers in UWindsor’s Centre for Hybrid Automotive Research and Green Energy work on a state-of-the-art EV electric motor test system that will be used to conduct next-gen electric vehicle research.
Funding for an industry-academia collaboration will drive innovation in electric vehicle technology.
