The University of Windsor will host a symposium this week exploring the technological, political, and financial aspects of the sustainable production and use of energy this week.
The Energy and Natural Resources 2017 conference, June 22 and 23 in the Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation, will focus on the interconnectivity between energy and the environment, with discussion of:
Up to 80 experts in fluid dynamics from across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and Iran will meet in Windsor to discuss the latest in research and advancements for the 25th Annual Conference of the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Society of Canada. UWindsor plays host to the conference June 18 to 20.
“The applications of fluid dynamics are endless because you are talking about fluid flow in and around any space or object,” says Ronald Barron, mathematics professor and chair of the conference organizing committee.
Civil engineering professor Rupp Carriveau with master’s grad Ning Cao at Hydrostor’s Lake Ontario install.
Civil engineering professor Rupp Carriveau is the sole academic invited to present at a summit for the electric power industry on June 12.
UWindsor professor Narayan Kar, Windsor West MP Brian Masse, federal science minister Kirsty Duncan, and K.W. Michael Siu, UWindsor vice-president for research and innovation, meet up during the Parliament Pop-Up Research Park, May 17 in Ottawa.
Engineering professor Narayan Kar discussed his research into electric vehicles with federal officials during the Parliament Pop-Up Research Park.
A University of Windsor memorial scholarship honours engineering grad Luigi Zanettin, pictured here with his wife, Silvana Rotulo.
The Luigi Zanettin Memorial Scholarship honours a Windsor engineering grad who died weeks after receiving his Master of Applied Science degree.
The Spring 2017 edition of the UWindsor Engineering newsletter highlights achievements by the school’s faculty, students and grads.
The Faculty of Engineering has issued an internal call for applications for the position of Permanence-Track Learning Specialist, Ancillary Academic Staff I, in field of master of engineering advising and support.
The Faculty of Engineering has issued an internal call for applications for two three-year limited term lecturer positions in the field of technical communications support. These positions will provide comprehensive technical communications instruction and support through the entire engineering curriculum.
Subject to final budgetary approval, the positions are to commence September 1. Find job responsibilities, qualifications, and application instructions in the online posting.
The Pitt-Ferry Building is the setting for a seven-week series of lectures on urban sustainability.
Rocketeers Liza DiCecco and Anthony Gudisey presented their project to members of the public Saturday during Science Rendezvous.
A team of Windsor Engineering students is having a blast building the University’s first-ever entry in an international rocketry competition.
