Professor Aaron Fisk has been named a 2015 Pew Marine Fellow to support his work to develop an Arctic fisheries research program.
Professor Aaron Fisk has been named a 2015 Pew Marine Fellow to support his work to develop an Arctic fisheries research program.
Students Meighen Whitehead and Melissa Moody model some of the artistic creations displayed during Wednesday’s BioArt Bouffant.
Students showed off their interdisciplinary creations December 10 at the BioArt Bouffant cabaret.
Farrah Chan conducts fieldwork for her study of aquatic invasive species.
Researcher Farah Chan has found that the shorter the voyage, the more invaders survive a cross-oceanic trip.
Law professor William E. Conklin was recently named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
Faculty of Law professor William E. Conklin received the highest honour in Canadian academia recently when he was named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
Biology professor William Crosby received a seed grant from the Windsor Essex County Cancer Centre Foundation for his research into the regulation of cell division and DNA repair.
UWindsor researchers William Crosby, Maher El-Masri and Alioune Ngom received Seeds4Hope grants for their work to fight cancer.
Teaching assistant Marisa Market helps first-year biology students Emily Laughland, Tanja Spasojevic and Brenda Lao assemble models of genetic material in a lab on cell division.
Students Hussein Hammoud and Marisa Market have helped to develop a blended learning approach to biology labs.
Hugh MacIsaac has been named Canada Research Chair in Aquatic Invasive Species.
Hugh MacIsaac has been named Canada Research Chair in Aquatic Invasive Species.
Research associate Nigel Hussey (fourth from left) and his team ventures out into the Red Sea.
Ecological conservation shouldn’t be derailed by economic sanctions dictated by politics, says a UWindsor researcher whose commentary on the subject has been published by the journal Nature.
Nigel Hussey wants you to think of pristine marine and terrestrial wildlife resources when you think of Sudan. But first, Sudan needs greater access to conservation funding and that’s proving to be a struggle because of economic sanctions imposed on the country.
Graduate assistant Jeff Buckley shows students how to identify tree species by the veins on their leaves during an outing in Ojibway Park: “I think this is an ash!”
Second-year ecology students had a wonderful opportunity to experience Windsor’s Carolinian habitat last week, during field work in Ojibway Park.
Ornithology student Erica Authier breaks out the binoculars for a closer look at birds in Point Pelee National Park.
A field trip Saturday took ornithology students to bird-watching hotspots in Canada’s migration corridor.
