The University of Windsor is a comprehensive university with 70 Masters and Doctoral programs in Arts and Social Sciences, Business Administration, Education, Engineering, Human Kinetics, Nursing, and Science.
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This online database contains the full-text of PhD dissertations and Masters’ theses of University of Windsor students from 1954 forward.
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Theses/Dissertations from 2020
A deep life: The application of stable isotopes to understand deep-sea environments with a focus on latitudinal gradients, Laurissa Christie
Cable Tension Monitoring using Non-Contact Vision-based Techniques, Chaoyang Chu
E-Professionalism in Undergraduate Nursing Students, Jessica Chu
Nonlinear Phenomena during the Electrochemical Oxidation of Sulfur Compounds, Michelle Dao
Imaginary Ancestors, Derek Deneau
Shelf Life, Alexa Maria DiCecco
The Role of Bounded Rationality in School Improvement, Brandy L. Doan
Experimental Study on the Performance of Negative Stiffness Dampers for Cable Vibration Control, Qimian Dong
Movement ecology of the Greenland shark (Somniosus microcephalus): Identifying tools, management considerations, and horizontal movement behaviours using multi-year acoustic telemetry, Jena Elizabeth Edwards
Image Space Coverage Model for Deployment of Multi-Camera Networks, Eslam Samir Eissa
Blood Shortage Reduction by Deployment of Lateral Transshipment Approach, Parmis Emadi
Adaptive Transmission Power Level with Vehicle Speed Approximation of Density for VANET Congestion Control, Caitlin Facchina
A Transcriptomics Approach to Examining the Effects of Prenatal and Thermal Stress on Developmental Plasticity in Chinook Salmon (Oncorhynchus Tshawytscha), Colin Joseph Finerty
Students’ Attitudes toward Disability: A Tripartite Intervention, John Ronald Russell Freer
Secure Identity Management Framework for Vehicular Ad-hoc Network using Blockchain, Sonia Alice George
Characterization of Novel Cellular Systems Using Labelfree Quantitative Proteomics, Robert Gombar
Tales for Late Night Bonfires, Gordon Arthur Grisenthwaite
Molecular Distance Geometry Approach to solve Alpha Carbon Trace Problem, Lokesh Gupta
Learning that Sustains the Use of An Appropriate Technology: A Case Study of Residential Solar Energy, Tracey Gurbin
Relationship Between the Ground Reaction Forces and the Forces Exerted by the Hands During Automotive Tasks., Mallak Hamatto
Road Surface Feature Extraction and Reconstruction of Laser Point Clouds for Urban Environment, Ismail Hamieh
Machine Learning Approaches for Identifying Cancer Biomarkers Using Next Generation Sequencing, Osama Hamzeh
Spiking Neural Networks: Modification and Digital Implementation, Moslem Heidarpur
Motherhood and Academia: Exploring the Experiences of Graduate Student and Faculty Mothers within the Southwestern Ontario Context, Kimberly Hillier
Adorno’s Animal Philosophy, Jonathan Hollingsworth