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 2025
Statistical Inferences for Multivariate Symbolic Data with Applications, Ali Sadeghkhani
Optimizing Large Language Models for Network Intrusion Detection Systems, Mohammed S. Ahmad
Elucidating the Interactions of Spy1 with p27 and SUN1 Splice Variants in Cell Cycle Regulation, Alireza Salimi Chirani
Unravelling the Queen Bee Phenomenon: Women Making Sense of this Female Leadership Paradox, Dina Salinitri
Immigrants in the Making: Media Analysis of South Asian Representation within Canadian Media, Jamie Lynn Segeren
Systemic dysfunction and plasticity of innate lymphoid cells in breast cancer, Fareeha Ajmal Shaikh
From Neoliberalism To The Symbolic Exchange of Care: COVID-19 and Representations of Later Life in Ontario, Canada, Hermanpreet Singh
A Comprehensive Exploration of Sexual Wellbeing in Women with Endometriosis, Morgan Sterling
Development of adaptive resistance spot welding methodology based on ultrasonic non-destructive welding growth monitoring, Danilo Stocco
Exploring Novel Crosslinking Strategies of Semiconducting Polymers with Polydiacetylenes, Amit Kumar Sur
Enhancing Building Energy Sustainability Through Adaptive Reuse Strategies, Alma Tamim
Multi-Agent Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control Based on Intent Sharing Messages, Tahmina Khanom Tandra
Transcriptional profiling of the osmoregulatory stress response in Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), Nicolas Tugui
The Persistence of Anti-Terror Legislations in India: A Critical Analysis of the UAPA and the Construction of ‘Terror Identities’, Saranga Ugalmugle
Spatio-temporal Drivers of Nest Site Selection of the Northern Common Eider (Somateria mollissima borealis), East Bay Island, Nunavut., Duncan Wright
Theses/Dissertations from 2024
Detecting and Understanding Position Falsification Attacks using Explainable Artificial Intelligence., Mahesh Abburi
Corrosion Effect on Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Wrought Stamped Al Alloy 6451, Moiz Abdul
Effect of Axisymmetric Confinement on Turbulent Jets, Jerry Adjetey
On a Class of James-Stein’s Estimators in High-Dimensional Data, Arash Aghaei Foroushani
Cybersecurity and Privacy Issues in Intelligent Transportation Systems, Haesung Ahn
Mining User Facebook Post Likes for Cross Domain Product Recommendations across E- commerce platforms, Emmanuel Jojoe Ainoo
A Hybrid SAT and Lattice Reduction Approach for Integer Factorization, Yameen Ajani
Adaptive Model Selection in Stock Market Prediction: A Modular and Scalable Big Data Analytics Approach, MohammadEhsan Akhavanpour
Efficient and Enhanced Text Summarization by Compressing and Data Augmentation for Transformers-Based Models, Ala Alam Falaki
Programmatic SAT for SHA-256 Collision Attack, Al Nahiyan Bin Alamgir