Humane Canada CEO Barbara Cartwright conferred the Women for a Humane Canada award on Charu Chandrasekera, at the federation’s annual animal welfare conference Sunday in Montreal.
Charu Chandrasekera received the Women for a Humane Canada award Sunday in Montreal.
Safety demands that drivers educate themselves on automated technologies before they get behind the wheel, writes kinesiology professor Francesco Biondi.
As automated technologies are increasingly incorporated into car design, consumers need to educate themselves on these features for safety reasons.
Jane McArthur and Amy Peirone have each won a berth in the next round of competition in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
Documentary filmmaker Sam Green will discuss a media landscape where almost every movie is immediately accessible in a free public lecture Thursday.
A presentation by Sam Green will cap the Propeller Symposium, Thursday at the School of Creative Arts.
Artificial light — including at the Tribute in Light in New York City — disorients nocturnal migratory birds, UWindsor ornithologist Dan Mennill writes in an article for the Conversation.
The artificial lights produced by humans disrupt the migration of birds, often with fatal consequences, says UWindsor ornithologist Dan Mennill.
Master’s student Karly Dominato was recognized for going above and beyond in research Wednesday by the Faculty of Science.
The downtown home of the School of Social Work will host an interdisciplinary conference on active aging Thursday, April 25.
A reception April 17 will celebrate the launch of books by two Windsor Law professors, Jasminka Kalajdzic’s Class Actions in Canada and Richard Moon’s Putting Faith in Hate.
A reception April 17 will celebrate the launch of books by two Windsor Law professors.
UWindsor nursing professor Kathryn Edmunds is one of the presenters slated for the conference “Health Equity and Social Inclusion: Newcomers to Canada,” April 24 in Windsor Hall.