UWindsor biology associate professor Dan Mennill records the acoustic communication of a Savannah Sparrow on Kent Island.
A team of UWindsor researchers is on a remote island on the East Coast studying the sounds and appearance of the savannah sparrow.
Robert Wilson performs a leg extension at the St. Denis Centre as part of the Adapted Physical Exercise (APEX) program coordinated by PhD student Kelly Carr in partnership with Community Living Essex County.
Kelly Carr wants to destroy barriers.
That’s why her research as a PhD student at the University of Windsor has worked to showcase the strengths of people with disabilities to combat the negative stigma that often follows them throughout their lives.
Carr’s research is broken into three phases and examines how people with an intellectual disability or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) participating in a physical exercise program, meaningful employment and elite sports can influence opinion.
The Storytellers competition challenges students to explain how SSHRC-funded research is making a difference in the lives of Canadians.
UWindsor's Allison Gray and Ayesha Mian Akram were among the five winners of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council's Storytellers contest.
MHK candidate Dylan Polfliet surveyed the Town of LaSalle’s most popular parks to assess their overall accessibility
An MHK student surveyed the Town of LaSalle’s most popular parks to assess their overall accessibility.
Bryanna Graves, a master's student of psychology, is examining a test which may help to assess a person’s executive functions.
Bryanna Graves is examining a test which may help to assess a person’s executive functions.
Nesreen Elkord, a PhD student in education, is looking at how Canadian schools can ease the integration of Arab immigrants.
Nesreen Elkord, a PhD student in education, is looking at how Canadian schools can ease the integration of Arab immigrants.
Lincoln Savi, a master’s student of biology, was a finalist in a national competition for his video on the changing song of a tropical wren.
Lincoln Savi, a master’s student of biology, was a finalist in a national competition for his video on the changing song of a tropical wren.
The Storytellers competition challenges students to explain how SSHRC-funded research is making a difference in the lives of Canadians.
Three UWindsor PhD students are finalists in a national competition to show Canadians the value of research in the social sciences and humanities.
Research conducted by mechanical engineering students Hamed Kalami, Andre Khayat and Liza DiCecco was highlighted at the12th International Federation of Automatic Control Workshop on Intelligent Manufacturing Systems on December 5 to 7 in Austin, Texas. Kalami and Khayat received the Young Researcher Award for their work on a 3D printable hand brace that can assist people with connective tissue disorders.
Windsor engineering students won international recognition for design of a 3D printable hand brace to assist people with connective tissue disorders.
Master’s student Mitch Dender’s research is part an assessment of Chinook salmon to benefit both conservation and the aquaculture industry.
Master’s student Mitch Dender’s research is part an assessment of Chinook salmon to benefit both conservation and the aquaculture industry.
