Science major Lladaneyah Gayle was honoured by Ontario lieutenant governor Edith Dumont for her anti-racism work.
Grad student Olivia Galloway photographs the progress of juvenile sturgeon before their release into Great Lake waters.
A presentation Thursday, Oct. 3, will discuss high-performance computing facilities available to researchers through SHARCNET.
A presentation Thursday, Oct. 3, will discuss high-performance computing facilities available to researchers through SHARCNET.
Attendees apply their creativity to explicating technical concepts during a masterclass in science communications.
Friends Supporting Friends raised funds to fight Alzheimer’s disease.
Friends Supporting Friends raised funds to fight Alzheimer’s disease.
Computer science graduate Laila Albalkhi stands with her mother outside Microsoft's office, where she now works as a software engineer.
Chemistry professor Siyaram Pandey and students accept a contribution from three generations of Omkarnath Dhar’s family to further research into Alzheimer’s disease.
A Windsor family was so inspired by an Alzheimer’s disease research project, they donated $30,000 to a UWindsor lab.
Karim Malik, an assistant professor in the School of Environment, uses advanced technology to address key ecological challenges. His work combines environmental science with cutting-edge tools to tackle pressing issues facing our planet.
In his research, Dr. Malik employs remote sensing, artificial intelligence (AI), and geospatial tools to uncover and address environmental changes. His innovative approaches include forecasting land use shifts and developing algorithms to monitor snow, aiming to deepen our understanding of human impacts and climate change effects.
Dwania McLarty-Peele will discuss her book Tomorrow is Another Day as one of three alumni authors on Lancers for Literacy day, Sept.23.
Participants in a Creative Ecologies Masterclass sketch outside a Leamington-area greenhouse. Photo by Cri Kosti.
