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Publication provides audience for academic dialogue
While media are paying attention to the issue of climate change and its effects on the planet, the link between the environment and breast cancer is being overlooked, according to UWindsor student Jane McArthur. A doctoral candidate in sociology, she published an article on the topic in The Conversation, an online not-for-profit outlet dedicated to […]
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Two members of the UWindsor Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry are among 92 young professors from around the world recognized as recipients of a 2019 Thieme Chemistry Journal Award. Simon Rondeau-Gagné and John Trant have been selected for the award by the editorial board of Synlett, Synthesis, and Synfacts, and received their awards on Jan. […]
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Explaining cancer to children can be difficult, but UWindsor science student Mckenzie Cervini has done it with all the flair of Dr. Seuss. Cervini has written and illustrated a children’s book about the disease. It’s colourful — and it rhymes. “I found there was a gap in communicating cancer in a simple way,” Cervini said […]
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