Second-year engineering students will put their electronics projects on public display Thursday in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Second-year engineering students will put their electronics projects on public display Thursday in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Mylene Tu, Jessica Doe, Aditi Kukreja and Franci Toth, seniors at Holy Names Catholic High School, test their catapult during the design competition Thursday at the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Twenty-one teams representing 11 area schools came to the Centre for Engineering Innovation to test their skills in Thursday’s design competition.
Civil engineering student Zach McPhee discusses measures to reduce stormwater run-off with professor Tirupati Bolisetti during a display of research posters Wednesday in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Civil engineering students presented posters of their research Wednesday to mark World Water Day.
Doctoral candidate Priscilla Williams poses with her poster at a presentation marking World Water Day 2016.
Student researchers will present posters on their projects related to World Water Day, Wednesday in the lobby of the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
More than 60 local Girl Guides earned recycling, bodyworks and physics badges by completing hands-on activities Saturday at the University of Windsor.
More than 60 local Girl Guides earned recycling, bodyworks and physics badges by completing hands-on activities Saturday at the University of Windsor.
An International Women’s Day video by UWindsor Engineering sends the message #YouBelong.
Doctoral student Frank Angione and professor Colin Novak listen to a presentation by Simar Singh Bajaj.
Eleven students in the Master of Engineering - Automotive co-op program presented posters about their recently-completed placements Friday.
M.Eng students will discuss their co-op placements Friday afternoon in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
An e-newsletter published last week features stories of successes by students and professors in the Faculty of Engineering.
Articles detail developments in the faculty as well as around the UWindsor campus. Read the Winter 2017 edition here.
Josh Jaekel and Jalal Ahamed have developed a personalized navigation system that has the potential to assist the visually impaired and those in low-visibility environments. The wearable smart device can track steps and map out surrounding obstacles in real-time.
UWindsor engineering researchers have developed a personalized navigation system that uses motion and acoustic wave sensors to detect nearby objects.
