A UWindsor researcher is leading a $1 million project that could position Canada as a global source for the timing chips that make all electronic devices tick.
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WINDSOR, Ont. — The University of Windsor continues its upward ascent in global sustainability rankings, securing its place among the top 20 universities in Canada and within the top 20 per cent globally, according to the 2024 QS World University Rankings: Sustainability.
Rising nearly 300 spots since 2023, UWindsor now ranks 341st globally out of 1,751 institutions and 90th in the Americas, a testament to its leadership in environmental research, equity, and sustainable innovation.
WINDSOR, Ont. — The University of Windsor has been named one of the top research universities in Canada, ranking No. 1 in garnering the greatest percentage of its total research funding from international governments.
The annual ranking, published by Research Infosource Inc., also rates UWindsor as a powerhouse in research related to artificial intelligence. UWindsor ranks No. 2 in Canada for the percentage of its publications related to AI research.
WINDSOR, Ont. — Dwight Duncan, a highly respected leader locally, provincially and nationally, has been named the University’s ninth Chancellor. A lifelong resident of the Windsor-Essex region, Duncan is an alumnus of the University, holding two earned degrees and one honorary doctorate. He will be officially installed during the Spring 2025 Convocation.
UWindsor and Chatham-Kent Forge Strategic Partnership to Enhance Education and Community Development
CHATHAM, Ont. – The University of Windsor and the Municipality of Chatham-Kent have officially launched a strategic partnership that will drive regional innovation and support sustainable growth through enhanced educational opportunities and collaborative research.
The Memorandum of Understanding was signed today by representatives from both institutions, formalizing a commitment to address community needs, create meaningful learning experiences, and foster economic resilience across Chatham-Kent.
The five-year agreement outlines a framework for cooperation in several areas: