Friends Supporting Friends raised funds to fight Alzheimer’s disease.
Sep 30th, 2024
Friends Supporting Friends raised funds to fight Alzheimer’s disease.
Chemistry & Biochemistry
Friends Supporting Friends raised funds to fight Alzheimer’s disease.
Chemistry professor Siyaram Pandey and students accept a contribution from three generations of Omkarnath Dhar’s family to further research into Alzheimer’s disease.
Sep 20th, 2024
A Windsor family was so inspired by an Alzheimer’s disease research project, they donated $30,000 to a UWindsor lab.
About 50 students, scientists, and industry professionals attended the Aug. 13 first annual MMCE MCEcon.
Sep 9th, 2024
About 50 students, scientists, and industry professionals attended the Aug. 13 first annual MMCE MCEcon.
Chemistry professor Tricia Carmichael has been elected the Canadian Society for Chemistry’s director of equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Jul 19th, 2024
Chemistry professor Tricia Carmichael has been elected the Canadian Society for Chemistry’s director of equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Specialized training in crystallography helped Lara Watanabe establish a career in chemistry.
Jul 17th, 2024
Specialized training in crystallography helped Lara Watanabe establish a career in chemistry.
Will Hosie, Jonathan Houser, Liz Sylvestre, Azam Mohammadzadeh, and Samra Khan were among the UWindsor students to win recognition at the 2024 Canadian Society for Chemistry conference.
Jul 8th, 2024
UWindsor students captured a number of awards at the 2024 Canadian Society for Chemistry conference in Winnipeg.
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.
Jun 28th, 2024
The University of Windsor hosted 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.
Jun 24th, 2024
Chemistry professor Nick Vukotic is exploring biodegradable material to treat brain cancer.
About 100 scientists, students, and industry professionals attended the May 16 ChemiConn.
Jun 7th, 2024
About 100 scientists, students, and industry professionals attended the May 16 ChemiConn.
Simon Rondeau-Gagné is part of a team seeking to develop an implantable device that could detect and treat brain cancer.
Jun 5th, 2024
A UWindsor-led research investigation is looking to create degradable electronics that could detect and treat brain cancer.