GLIER has been part of a 37% increase in research funding to the University of Windsor over the previous year. Innovation across many faculties and departments has resulted in an increase in funding which will attract more students and faculty talent to the university.
U. Windsor graduate students were surprised to find a pair of Conjoined Salmon Twins when they were checking their newly hatched eggs at the Freshwater Restoration Ecology Centre in LaSalle on Nov. 20. under the supervision of Dr.
The GLIER X SOE seminars continue this Friday, Dec.
Terry Glendenning, SOE MSc candidate will present a seminar Nov. 29, 2025 at 12:00 noon in the Davidson Conference Room, GLIER 250 entitled "Exploring the Causes of Methane Gas Infiltration in the Groundwater of the Marcellus Shale Gas Play".
The GLIER x SOE seminar series will continue into January, check out our exciting lineup. We hope to see you at the seminars! Everyone is welcome, no registration is required.
The commercial fisheries in the Great Lakes are a huge business, and once the fish that are caught are processed for consumption there is waste leftover from the process. A collaboration between Science and Business students at the University of Windsor is carrying out trials to turn the fi
A public talk will be held by Chris Edwards and Elaine Weeks will be held on December 4, from 7:00-9:00 pm. The talk will be based on their new book. Bound by history, divided by water, united in spirit.
A re-development of a former marina and storage site is underway in which the space will be turned into a natural and cultural space for the public. The area will be known as Stanton Yards.
Dr. John Hartig's latest article on the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail is now in The Nature of Cities column.
Please join us on Friday, Oct. 3, 2025 at 12pm in the GLIER Davidson Conference Room (Rm. 250) where we will welcome Dr. Jim Hood from Ohio State University. Dr.
