Professor Mike Blundell of Coventry University discusses tire performance with engineering students at the University of Windsor.
Engineering faculty at Windsor and Coventry universities are working together to develop software to teach vehicle dynamics.
Premier Kathleen Wynne shakes hands with UWindsor president Alan Wildeman after speaking at a funding announcement at the University of Windsor - FiatChrysler Canada Automotive Research and Development Centre. The event also celebrated the 20-year partnership between UWindsor and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Canada.
A provincial pledge of nearly $17 million will support research and development at Windsor’s Automotive Research and Development Centre.
A team of UWindsor mechanical and electrical engineering students competed in the Electric Vehicle Grand Prix, last month in Indianapolis.
A team of UWindsor mechanical and electrical engineering students competed in the Electric Vehicle Grand Prix, last month in Indianapolis.
The staff of AUTO21 marked its sunset Thursday (from left): director of operations Sandra Bortolotti, scientific director and CEO Peter Frise, former director of external relations Stephanie Campeau, executive assistant Jan Stewart, and manager finance and administration Mary Anne Henderson. Absent: Raed Kadri, Kristie Pearce and Tina Hague.
A reception Thursday celebrated the 15-year run of the AUTO21 Network of Centres of Excellence.
Lancer Aerosports members Ankur Joshi, Nathan Minty, Robert Racz, Kassem Bazzi, Breanna Ramirez and Viken Minassian pose with their completed model aircraft following its first test flight. Missing from the photo are teammates Quentin Minaker and Shubham Vig.
Lancer Aerosports will put its model plane to the test in the SAE Aero Design competition, April 22 to 24 in Van Nuys, California.
A group of electrical and mechanical engineering students from the University of Windsor will help educate the community on emerging green technologies on April 17 at Devonshire Mall.
The group of fourth-year students has designed and built an electric vehicle, which they will race May 17 and 18 in the Electric Vehicle Grand Prix (EVGP) at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, located in Speedway, Indiana.
Horst Friedrich of the German Aerospace Center and engineering professors Bill Altenhof of Windsor and Michael Worswick of Waterloo celebrate an agreement to co-operate in research on lightweight vehicle technologies.
Three research institutions will share work on lightweight technologies for vehicles, under an agreement formalized Monday.
Engineering professor Bill Altenhof is an organizer of the International Crashworthiness Symposium, to be held on the UWindsor campus April 11.
Engineering professor Bill Altenhof is an organizer of the International Crashworthiness Symposium, to be held on the UWindsor campus April 11.
Professor Bill Altenhof measures the distance travelled by a student-designed vehicle driven by potential energy, Friday in the engineering building.
A project designing vehicles driven by potential energy tested engineering students’ practical application of the principles of dynamics.
Engineering professor Bill Altenhof holds up a piece of aluminum tubular frame, cut to dissipate energy in a crash.
A partnership to develop experimental testing procedures may soon provide better insight into the crashworthiness of aluminum car parts.
