UWindsor representatives at the annual general meeting of the NSERC CREATE oN DuTy program won recognition, including Danilo Stocco (centre), honoured for best presentation by a doctoral student.
Physics student Jordyn Matthews won a $5,000 scholarship promoting diversity in technology.
Physics student Jordyn Matthews won a $5,000 scholarship promoting diversity in technology.
Maryam Shafiei Alavijeh, professor Roman Maev, and Vlad Tusinean celebrate success at the conference of the Canadian Institute for Non-Destructive Evaluation, last week at Caesars Windsor.
Technology to improve welds will revolutionize automotive assembly, says physics professor Roman Maev.
UWindsor researchers are combining ultrasound and artificial intelligence to improve welds in automotive manufacturing.
Physicist Roman Maev speaks to reporters during the launch of ONtech Rapid Coatings.
A company launched Tuesday will market a new way of applying powder coatings that cleans, coats, and works metal in a single operation.
A free public seminar Monday will explore the application of mechanobiology to medicine and diagnostics.
UWindsor physics professor Roman Maev addresses conferees at “Analysing Art: New Technologies – New Applications,” in Canada House, the nation’s high commission in London.
An international conference last month discussed the future of non-invasive technologies in conservation of artworks and the detection of forgeries.
Windsor mayor Drew Dilkens (r.) listened to Dr. Andriy Chertov (l.) presentation on the “In-Line Spot Weld Quality Analysis” project, during his recent visit to UWindsor’s Institute for Diagnostic Imaging Research.
Windsor mayor Drew Dilkens paid a visit recently to UWindsor’s Institute for Diagnostic Imaging Research.
A demonstration of security technologies Monday at the provincial legislature will help to establish the UWindsor research reputation in the field.
UWindsor physics professor Roman Maev is chair of the fifth annual Nano Ontario Conference, opening today at Caesars Windsor.
UWindsor physics professor Roman Maev is chair of the fifth annual Nano Ontario Conference, opening today at Caesars Windsor.
