-
MCB to host high school students for SSP International’s Summer Science Program
-
Simply Trout-standing: New Study Hints at How Fish ‘Just Keep Swimming’ Amidst Environmental Changes
-
Three students recognized with CBS Graduate Student Best Paper Prize
-
Serving Tau up on a Platelet: Identifying a Novel Method to Monitor Huntington’s Disease
-
Guelph Grad Q&A: Bio-Med Grad Dr. Naythrah Thevathasan credits Human Anatomy for sparking her passion for medicine
-
Shell We Explore? Snails and Roaches Leave Trails of Surprising Science
-
Taking a ‘Three-Dimensional Approach’ to Cancer Research Yields New Insight
-
Guelph Grad Q&A: NANS grad Jessica Seifried shares her career journey
-
Four CBS students awarded 2024-25 Student Experience Awards
-
MIT Technology Review: Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe speaks about whether our gut microbes might encourage criminal behaviour
-
CBC KW: Dr. Paul Hebert speaks about how the Centre for Biodiversity Genomics has gathered 15 million specimens for the genetic reference library
-
U of G Researchers Explore Techniques to Transform Environmental Monitoring
-
Hamilton Spectator: Set up a feeder to help migrating ruby-throated hummingbirds, says Dr. Ryan Norris
-
World’s Largest DNA Library Collects 15 Millionth Specimen
-
Dr. Joey Bernhardt named an Early Career Fellow with the Ecological Society of America
-
Monique Aucoin speaks to Everything Zoomer about the Mediterranean diet
-
Protein Destruction Enzymes May Hold Key to Treating Leukemia, Tuberculosis
-
Campus Glove Recycling Program Hands Waste a Second Life
-
Reader’s Digest: Dr. Tariq Akhtar speaks about the use of cannabis for pain relief
-
In the Human Anatomy Lab, Experiential Learning Prepares Future Health Care Leaders
-
U.S. tariff threats could fuel maple syrup fraud, writes Dr. Robert Hanner
-
Burning Questions: Why Your Muscles Prefer Carbs Over Fats During Intense Exercise
-
From Watching Forensic Shows to the Lab: Molecular Biology and Genetics Grad Shares His Journey to a Career in Forensic Biology
-
Tiny Vessels, Big Impact: How Capillaries Control Blood Flow
-
CBC News: Dr. Rebecca Shapiro speaks about the rise of treatment-resistant fungal disease
-
Guelph Mercury: Four CBS students take home top undergrad prize at Project SOY Plus for fortified spice blend NutriSpice
-
MSc MCB student Erin Rudolph will represent CBS at the U of G 3MT finals
-
Technology Networks: How DNA Barcoding Went From Biodiversity Tracker to Food Fraud Detector
-
CTV News: University of Guelph students grow fresh produce for their peers in need
-
Microbiology Grad Q&A: Parneet Kaur
-
The Next Flu Pandemic Could Be Worse Than Covid If We Don't Heed History, writes Dr. Ryan Gregory in Scientific American
-
Guelph Today: Students find their green thumb to help food security
-
University of Guelph ranked among the top 300 universities for Biological Sciences, top 170 for Anatomy and Physiology
-
Nutrigenomics and You: How do Health Care Providers Feel About Using Your Genetics in Personalized Nutrition?
-
CBC Quirks and Quarks: Dr. Ryan Gregory speaks about blue eyes and genetics
-
From Bio-Medical Science to Neurosurgery: Dr. Zamir Merali's Journey
-
Student-Grown Produce Helping Address Food Insecurity
-
Rethinking Fat: The Surprising Role of Omega-3s and Omega-6s in Combating Obesity
-
When the Old Way Isn’t the Best Way: Reimagining a New Approach to Environmental Risk Assessment
-
Imbalanced Micronutrients During Pregnancy Linked to Obesity in Offspring, Finds U of G Study
-
Aging Like Fine Wine and Cheese: New Insights Hint at the Key to Recovery in Aging Muscles
-
CTV News: University of Guelph student earns Rhodes Scholarship
-
Human Kinetics student joins Gryphons women’s curling team at nationals
-
Guelph Today: U of G student awarded prestigious Rhodes Scholarship
-
‘I Owe This to My Mom’: U of G Student Awarded Rhodes Scholarship
-
Announcing the winners of the CBS Photo Contest
-
To Smoke or Not to Smoke, That is the Question: How Cannabis Impacts the Cardiovascular System
-
The Downsides of Sharing: Savannah Sparrow Females that Mate with ‘Taken’ Males Pay a Cost
-
The Big Story Podcast: Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe discusses the effects of red dye No. 3 on our gut microbiome
-
University of Guelph ranked among the top 150 universities for Life Sciences for the second year in a row
-
U of G Ranked Among Top 150 Universities for Life Sciences
-
Conversation Canada: Global food production has resulted in significant biodiversity loss, writes Dr. Kevin McCann
-
Future Ready Q&A: Emily Kalbfleisch
-
Canadian Press: The red dye No. 3 ban in U.S. calls for an update to regulations in Canada, says Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe
-
New Study Adds to the Arsenal in the War on Fungal Pathogens
-
Dr. Allen-Vercoe available to speak about ban on Red Dye No. 3
-
Why so Sheddy? Tracking how Environmental DNA Production Varies Within a Single Daphnia
-
One Health students take on complex, real-world challenges in ONEH*4000
-
Breaking all the Rules: Parasitoid Wasps Defy Expected Diversity Patterns
-
John Templeton Foundation awards $836,000 for genomics project, with Drs. Karl Cottenie and Ryan Gregory as co-PIs
-
SaskToday: Dr. Ray Lu speaks about the potential use of gene editing to force invasive wild pigs to breed themselves out of existence
-
“Learning by doing”: Open science tutorials for students, by students
-
Environmental DNA as a Gateway to Research Experience
-
U of G Research Investigates Efflux Pumps to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance
-
Integrative Biology and One Health students join weeklong FREED field course at Algonquin Provincial Park
-
What a pain in the back: How personalized approaches to care can help people with low back pain
-
Eyes as a Window to the Brain
-
U of G Students Dive Into Learning in Unforgettable Marine Biology Course
-
Dr. Xin Zhou named Canada Research Chair in Eukaryote Biodiversity Genomics
-
Woolwich Observer: Master's student Liz Manchester discusses her work studying the hearts of zebrafish
-
College of Biological Science remembers former associate dean Fred Ramprashad
-
U of G Researchers to Study Effects of Oil Exposure on Pacific Salmon
-
$ 2M Gift Advances G. Magnotta Lab’s Work in Lyme Disease Research at U of G
-
CBC Radio: Dr. Andrew MacDougall discusses the impacts of environmental change on grasslands around the world
-
From Kidney to Pancreas: The Multi-faceted Role of Nephrin in Human Health
-
Guelph Today: Toxic algae more prevalent as summers grow longer, warns Dr. René Shahmohamadloo
-
World Getting ‘Greener and Bushier’ But Many Regions Threatened: U of G Study
-
Neuroscientists Lay Foundation for Huntington’s Disease Treatment
-
Woolwich Observer: Dr. Quinn Webber discusses how bat and human health are linked
-
Guelph Today: U of G team's endangered butterfly reintroduction captured in new documentary
-
isolateR: How a New Tool is Rethinking Microbial Identification and Discovery
-
Two CBS Graduate Student Representatives in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion named for 2024-25
-
CTV News: Dr. Quinn Webber discusses study linking white-nose syndrome in bats with human health
-
CBC KW: Dr. Ryan Norris speaks about a new documentary highlighting efforts to reintroduce the endangered mottled duskywing butterfly
-
Dr. Shaun Sanders and Dr. Melanie Alpaugh awarded Navigator Award through Huntington Society of Canada
-
Dr. Josef Ackerman speaks to the Woolwich Observer about an invasive plant species in Ontario
-
Dr. Quinn Webber discusses study linking white-nose syndrome in bats with human health
-
CBC Quirks and Quarks: Dr. Marie Gutgesell speaks about how reintroducing nature could stabilize food production
-
CBS KW: Postdoctoral researcher René Shahmohamadloo speaks about the dangers of blue-green algae
-
Global News: Dr. Georgia Mason comments on the welfare of a monkey in a roadside zoo
-
Guelph Today: Dr. Philip Millar speaks about his research on the benefits of exercise for people with Parkinson's disease
-
CTV News: Dr. Philip Millar speaks about the imporatance of exercise for people with Parkinson's disease
-
HealthDay News: 'Exercise Is Medicine' for People With Parkinson's
-
Exercise is Medicine: How Physical Activity Impacts People Living with Parkinson’s Disease
-
Survival of the inconsistent: how behavioural plasticity in caribou increases population resilience
-
College of Biological Science unveils its Strategic Plan: 2024-2029
-
CBC News: Dr. Josef Ackerman comments on the spread of an invasive aquatic plant
-
Four faculty members, Dr. Angela Scott, Dr. Melanie Alpaugh, Dr. Edeline Gagnon and Dr. Tess Grainger, awarded funding through Canada Foundation for Innovation: John R. Evans Leaders Fund
-
Aquatic invasive species likely found unusual entry point, says Dr. Josef Ackerman
-
HHNS MSc grad Cyndy McLean handcycles to raise funds for new chemotherapy chairs at the Grand River Regional Cancer Centre
-
Four CBS undergraduate students awarded top entrance awards
-
University Affairs: U of Guelph produces its first bachelor of One Health grad
-
“Overexcited” Astrocytes Help Explain Neuron Dysfunction in Fragile X Syndrome
-
Integrative Biology’s Dr. Georgia Mason named a Royal Society of Canada fellow
-
There could be nearly 1,000 great white sharks in the Passamaquoddy Bay region, says Dr. Steve Crawford
-
Global Food Production Is Shrinking Animals and Plants: U of G Study
-
Dr. Lori Ann Vallis speaks to CTV News about the impacts of summer breaks on children’s health
-
Life Will Find a Way: The Important Role of Fungi in Ecological Restoration
-
Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister comments on the discovery of a potential new antibiotic
-
Dr. Mehrdad Hajibabaei speaks to The Scientist about the STREAM project, which aims to gather biodiversity data from waterways across Canada
-
Guelph Today: Dr. Ryan Norris encourages residents to naturalize their gardens to help promote habitats for monarch butterflies and other pollinators
-
Back-to-School: U of G Prof Says Changing Schedules Could Keep Kids More Active
-
Master of Wildlife Biology student Braelyn Smallwood shares her experience as a summer Bumble Bee Conservation Technician with Wildlife Preservation Canada
-
Dr. Rebecca Shapiro awarded U of G Research Excellence Award
-
Dr. Dan Grunspan awarded AVPA Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Grant
-
Dr. Ryan Gregory comments on the threat of COVID in B.C. in The Tyee
-
Can watching athletes at the Olympics affect viewers? Dr. Jamie Burr speaks to the Washington Post about monitoring the heart rates of spectators
-
You are What Your Mother Eats: Omega-3s Boost Gut Health in Mice Offspring
-
Biological Science student Craig Thorne speaks to CBC Radio ahead of his Olympics debut in Paris
-
Biological Science student Craig Thorne makes his Olympic debut in Paris
-
Toronto Star: Dr. Stephen Brown comments on the impact of prolonged sitting on the back
-
Biological Science student Craig Thorne to compete in hurdles at Paris Olympics
-
CityNews: Dr. Josef Ackerman comments on the growing problem of zebra mussels in Manitoba
-
Integrative Biology and Molecular and Cellular Biology students awarded Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
-
Dr. Shaun Sanders, Dr. Graham Holloway, Dr. Nina Jones and Dr. Siavash Vahidi awarded funding through CIHR
-
Master of Biotechnology student spends summer researching biodegradable plastics
-
CBC KW: Why Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe is warning people not to ingest some food dyes
-
Dr. Ryan Gregory comments on a wave of COVID infections this summer
-
Gut Reactions: U of G Study Finds Food Dyes Can Harm Gut Microbes
-
From Genes to Geography: Mapping Butterfly Diversity in North America
-
Three students recognized with CBS Graduate Student Best Paper Prize
-
Uncovering a Piece to the Metabolism Puzzle: Study Reveals Novel Regulator of Energy Metabolism
-
Race Against Resistance: Protein Profiles Reveal New Potential Target for Antibiotics
-
CBC’s Fresh Air: PhD student David Good shares his journey to find his mother and study the human microbiome
-
CTV News: Dr. Steve Crawford comments on warning signs for great white sharks on Canada’s East Coast
-
Dr. Nina Jones and Dr. Georgina Cox named Canada Research Chairs and Dr. Michael Tymko receives Discovery Grant
-
Microbiologists featured on Two Nobodys podcast
-
CBS Dean Dr. Mazyar Fallah named interim provost and vice-president (academic)
-
CBS students to receive several awards at convocation, including Gold and Silver Governor General's Medals
-
Meet Canada’s First Bachelor of One Health Grad
-
Better Together: Unveiling Plant Cooperation in the Face of Nutrient Enrichment and Herbivory
-
Dr. Terry Graham and Dr. Michael Emes to be honoured at convocation ceremonies
-
University Mourns Passing of Dr. Wei Zhang
-
Researchers, including Integrative Biology’s Dr. Sarah Adamowicz and Dr. Joey Bernhardt, awarded $250,000 to track biting flies in the Arctic
-
CBS announces winners of the 2024 Teaching and Mentorship Awards
-
NewScientist: Dr. Ryan Gregory comments on finding of fern with largest known genome of any organism
-
Conversation Canada: DNA analysis reveals that there are more species of parasitoid wasps than anticipated, writes postdoctoral fellow Jelisaveta Ckrkic
-
HHNS's Dr. Michael McBurney talks to BristolLive about new research showing that a lack of omega-3 oil in your diet can shorten your lifespan
-
CBC Radio: Could plants one day grow pharmaceuticals? Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister shares her research on the Morning Edition
-
Guelph Today: Can plants grow your meds? U of G researchers think so
-
Sudbury Star: Master of Wildlife Biology student spends summer rehabilitating wildlife at Turtle Pond Wildlife Centre
-
Unraveling the Effects of Warming Lakes on Fish Communities
-
Unraveling the Effects of Warming Lakes on Fish Communities
-
One Day, Plants Could Grow Your Meds: Molecular Farming Research by Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister Highlighted
-
Is it Getting Hot in Here? How Heating the Skin on Your Feet May Help Rehabilitate Loss of Balance
-
IB’s Dr. Ryan Gregory comments on new, fast-growing FLiRT COVID variant
-
Curious birders spread their wings at Guelph Bird Day
-
Molecular and Cellular Biology researchers develop new way to model gut microbiome in lab settings by adding viruses back in
-
Biomedical Toxicology student Madison Hughes is U of G’s first McCall MacBain Scholar
-
Bird Safe Guelph, led by Integrative Biology students, works to make city and university safe for birds
-
Integrative Biology's Dr. Ryan Norris and PhD student Karen Ong to Appear on TVO Kids Episode
-
CBS’s Charlene Winchcombe-Forhan leads project to grow fresh produce for the Guelph Student Food Bank
-
MCB’s Dr. Melanie Alpaugh wins a Brain Star Award for research on the blood-brain barrier
-
CBC: IB’s Dr. Ryan Norris comments on the release of silvery blue butterflies to park in California
-
Guelph Today: Guelph Bird Day is back and ready to fly
-
CBC News: IB’s Dr. Steve Crawford weighs in on plans to rebuild the white shark population in Atlantic Canada
-
CTV News Kitchener: IB’s Dr. Shoshanah Jacobs comments on whether coyote decoys in parks keep geese at bay
-
Guelph Mercury: University of Guelph professor joins Chicago Blackhawks as high-performance adviser
-
Project on the impacts of environmental change on amphibian cognition led by IB’s Dr. Frédéric Laberge awarded the One Health Approach to Climate Change and Sustainability Award
-
NHL Taps U of G Prof to Turn Data Analysis into Winning Strategy
-
FREED program, run through Integrative Biology and School of Environmental Sciences, removes barriers to field work for BIPOC students
-
Centre for Ecosystem Management research shows impacts of climate change on freshwater fish body sizes
-
University of Guelph jumps 50 places in Biological Sciences category of QS World University Rankings
-
Waasamowin: SSC Atrium Honoured with Anishinaabemowin Name
-
CTV News: HHNS’s Dr. Steve Brown weighs in on the impacts of prolonged sitting on our bodies
-
Global News: Integrative Biology PhD student Jonathan Chu studies the impact of cats on their local environments
-
College of Biological Science remembers Dr. Anne Innis Dagg
-
“Nutrient Density is Key”: A Look at Plant-Based Food Intake in Children
-
TVO: Integrative Biology’s Dr. Ryan Norris is urging scientists to protest Highway 413 and other threats to wildlife
-
Molecular Biology and Genetics student Abdus Saree Khatib wins 2024 Carl Rom Colthoff Experiential Learning Award
-
CBS names winners of the Three Minute Thesis College Heat
-
CBS alumn and research and graduate officer Shelby Bohn creates mural for 100th College Royal
-
Enhancing Animal Welfare in Captivity: Insights from the Itinerant Lives of Wild Animals
-
Event Celebrates Dr. Paul Hebert and Centre for Biodiversity Genomics for Global Impact
-
Integrative Biology research associate Dr. Yoamel Milián-García wins Invasive Species Centre's 2024 Innovation Award
-
MCB’s Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe, along with Dr. Kari Dunfield from Environmental Sciences, receive $4.5 million to establish the Microbiome Preservation and Analysis Centre
-
MCB’s Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister named Canada Research Chair in Proteomics of Fungal Disease in One Health
-
Winter is Coming: How Seasonality May Impact Grey Squirrel Gut Microbiomes
-
Dr. Andrew MacDougall and Dr. Cezar Khursigara named U of G Research Leadership Chairs
-
Sports science researcher Dr. Jamie Burr takes role leading Chicago Blackhawks’ training and performance program
-
The Guardian: Paul Hebert writes about how he discovered how to identify million of species with DNA barcoding
-
How does cannabis impact athletes’ performance? Research by HHNS PhD student Christian Cheung featured in Outside Magazine
-
TD Fuels Wild Ontario's Mission for Environmental Education and Conservation
-
MCB’s Dr. Priyanka Pundir awarded New Investigator Grant from SickKids Foundation and CIHR
-
Integrative Biology’s Dr. Mehrdad Hajibabaei and Dr. Robert Tanner speak to MIT Technology Review about the role of environmental DNA in helping us understand our world
-
Dr. Paul Hebert speaks to Ismaila Alfa on CBC’s Fresh Air about his work on DNA barcoding
-
MCB PhD student David Good writes about his experiences reuniting with his Yanomami family and his work studying the gut microbiome in The Explorers Journal (PDF)
-
Closing the Knowledge Gap Between Lyme and Other Diseases
-
Welcome to the Neighbourhood: Red Squirrel Neighbours Share Gut Microbiome
-
CTV News: U of G scientist wins Benjamin Franklin Medal
-
Dr. Paul Hebert, Founder of Centre for Biodiversity Genomics, Honoured with Benjamin Franklin Medal
-
When a potato isn’t just a potato: the ‘dirt’ on understanding plant underground storage organs
-
Guelph Today: Bio-Medical student and Guelph Medical Brigades volunteer Adrienne Ciaravella travels to Honduras
-
CBC News: IB Postdoctoral Fellow Rene Shahmohamadloo comments on research into microbes that could fight algal blooms
-
CBC News: Ontario man's cross-Canada cycling trip helps researchers understand how exercise impacts Parkinson's disease
-
Saving Salamanders: Scientists ‘map’ a path to protect an endangered species
-
HHNS’s Dr Philip Millar discusses with WebMD the limitations of isometric exercise
-
Target practice: How identifying motor synergies can enhance athletic training
-
102 CBS student athletes earn academic honours during the 2022-23 season
-
CBC News: IB’s Ryan Norris speaks about the potential impacts of the proposed Highway 413 on threatened species, including the western chorus frog
-
CTV News: How long-distance cycling became a useful therapy for one Parkinson's patient
-
Science.org: MCB’s Rebecca Shapiro speaks about the potential of gene drives to fight viruses
-
CBC Spark: IB's Dr. Mehrdad Hajibabaei spoke about the questions DNA technology raises for the future
-
MIT Technology Review: MCB’s Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe discusses differences between the microbiome of people from industrialized versus non industrialized communities
-
The Guardian: IB’s Dr. Doug Larson writes about forgotten ancient forests found in Canada and around the world
-
IB’s Dr. Ryan Gregory spoke with Salon about the impact of multiple viruses on immune systems
-
IB’s Dr. Elizabeth Gow spoke to Wired about tracking the hunting habits of cats
-
Newly discovered buffers improve analysis of biomolecules using mass spectrometry
-
U of G Ranked One of Top Research Universities in Canada
-
Washington Post: Dr. David Ma speaks about the rise of highly caffeinated drinks
-
The Logic: IB’s Dr. John Fryxell discusses the potential of AI to help identify million of insects
-
BIOL*4350 students use metabarcoding to dive deep into the biodiversity of two shallow Arboretum ponds
-
Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister awarded funding through Genome Quebec to pursue a new AI-based technology for the detection of resistant pathogens in urinary tract infections
-
iGEM Team Wins A Silver Medal at the iGEM 2023 Grand Jamboree
-
Study co-authored by IB’s Dr. Joey Bernhardt uncovers the role of temperature and competition in shaping cold-blooded species’ habitats
-
New Scientist: IB's Dr. Andreas Heyland weighs in on the news that starfish don't have a body, they're just one big head
-
Dr. Matthew Sorbara awarded $368,800 in funding from Crohn’s and Colitis Canada
-
U of G ranked among top 150 universities in the world for life sciences
-
IB's Dr. Ryan Norris tells the Globe and Mail why buying land around national parks to expand conservation makes sense
-
IB's Dr. John Fryxell shares his insights on caribou conservation with Northern Ontario Business
-
MCB's Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe discusses her research on the human gut microbiome in the National Post
-
MCB Professor Dr. Priyanka Pundir awarded nearly $80,000 for research into biofilm infections in chronic wounds
-
The Transformative Power of Exercise: Cycling Across Canada with Parkinson’s Disease
-
A Wild Summer with Wild Ontario
-
Shedding Light on an Age-Old Problem: Researchers Probe Muscle Function Decline in Older Adults
-
College of Biological Science names two Graduate Student Representatives in EDI
-
Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister from MCB recognized with U of G Research Excellence Award
-
CBC Quirks and Quarks: IB master’s student speaks about efforts to reintroduce the mottled duskywing butterfly to Pinery Provincial Park
-
Two incoming undergraduate CBS students receive President's Scholarships
-
What is the Key to Stable Ecosystems? Researchers Find Answers in Economic Principles
-
MCB’s Brendan Daisley speaks to the BBC about probiotics for bees
-
Scientists are Harnessing the Magic of Math to Predict Species Extinction
-
U of G Researchers Awarded Over $16 Million from NSERC
-
Four Banting Awards for U of G
-
Nine U of G Research Projects Awarded Federal Funding
-
Surviving Pipelines: Young Pacific Salmon Respond Differently to Oil Spills
-
CBC PEI: Marine biologist Dr. Steve Crawford speaks about the increase of Atlantic white sharks
-
U of G research sheds new light on origins of bipolar disorder
-
Beyond Birds: Wildlife Rehabilitators Discover Spread of Avian Influenza to Small Mammals
-
Study co-authored by Integrative Biology Professor Kevin McCann takes an inverse approach to modelling food webs and ecosystem stability
-
Read about the Hagen Aqualab's far-reaching impacts over 25 years (PDF)
-
CBC: IB postdoctoral fellow Dr. Rene Shahmohamadloo speaks about the impact algae blooms can have on Lake Erie's fish
-
U of G continues partnership with NWMO on environmental DNA through international PISCeS conference
-
Dr. Stephen Seah awarded UGFA Distinguished Professor Award for Excellence in Teaching
-
Aspartame’s Cancer Risk a Small One, Says U of G Nutrition Expert
-
CBC: IB researchers share research on decline of wood thrush in Waterloo Region
-
Wild Ontario-Royal City Brewing Community Collab beer sells out after only three weeks
-
Toronto Star: Dr. David Ma weighs in on the safety of aspartame
-
SooToday.com: CBS alumna fights wildfires with science and satellites
-
CBC's Quirks and Quarks: Canada Jay siblings fight to see who lives at home, and who moves out
-
CBS announces the winners of the 2023 Teaching and Mentorship Awards
-
Research led by MCB postdoctoral fellow Brendan Daisley finds probiotics can positively influence honeybee health
-
Just an Arm’s Reach Away: The Role of Thyroid Hormones in Urchin Development
-
Alumni Reunion Weekend draws Marine Biology and Human Kinetics grads
-
IB Professor Mehrdad Hajibabaei recognized for innovation leadership in Canada's marine sector
-
Integrative Biology and Environmental Sciences students join FREED weekend field course at Toronto Zoo Bush Camp
-
The Globe and Mail: Studies probe toxic burden on fish from algal blooms in Lakes Erie and St. Clair
-
Un-processing Obesity: Insights into the Relationship Between Processed Foods and Obesity in Parents and Young Children
-
Three students recognized with CBS Graduate Student Best Paper Prize
-
DNA Metabarcoding Uncovers Hidden Diversity in Stream Invertebrate Communities
-
Biological Science student Saksham Sharma wins R.P. Gilmore Student Experience Award
-
Meet Srinidhi Balaji, fourth-year Bio-Medical Science student
-
Fighting Off Fungi: New Molecular Tool Joins the War Against Fungal Pathogen
-
Dr. Rebecca Shapiro meets federal leaders at Science Meets Parliament
-
Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister awarded federal funding to study how fungal infections become resistant to treatment
-
Lyme disease infection rates are increasing with climate change. Dr. Melanie Wills tells Chatelaine what makes the disease so challenging
-
Two CBS researchers awarded federal funding for innovative projects
-
Does cannabis use affect athletic performance? Christian Cheung, PhD student in HHNS, shares his expertise with VICE News
-
How can spiders be used in environmentally friendly pest management solutions? Start by studying their stomach contents, writes researchers from IB and CBG
-
Dr. Paul Hebert: The researcher who transformed biodiversity science with a short snippet of DNA
-
Dr. Shoshanah Jacobs named University Teaching Leadership Fellow in Contextual Education
-
Community science is key to understanding change in bird migrations, Integrative Biology PhD student Jonathan Chu tells CBC Radio
-
New Scientist: Molecular & Cellular Biology PhD student David Good discusses his research on the diverse gut microbiome of the Yanomami people
-
A Better Morning Brew: Researchers Shed Light on the Asynchronous Flowering of Coffee Plants
-
New Master of Wildlife Biology program receives approval for Fall 2023
-
Bird flu virus is adapting to foxes, skunks and mink in North America, finds research co-written by Integrative Biology Professor Sherri Cox
-
CBS announces winners of Three Minute Thesis College Heat
-
CTV News: CBS researchers link nitrate to heart health
-
Biomedical Science student Rayan Kanaan wins 2023 Carl Rom Colthoff Experiential Learning Award
-
Meet Ainsley Kraut, fourth-year Marine and Freshwater Biology student
-
Meet Madison Coyle, fourth-year Biomedical Sciences student
-
Can Cannabis Treat Brain Cancer? Study Shows that Molecules in Cannabis Have the Potential to Attack Tumour Cells
-
Genetic Diversity May Hold the Key to Bringing Back an Iconic Endangered Tree
-
Have Your Estrogen and Eat it Too: Phytoestrogens in Soy may Support Kidney Health, Study Finds
-
When Squirrels Win the Spruce Cone Lottery, They Stop Shouting “Get Off My Lawn!”
-
The Heart Wants What the Heart Needs: Study Offers New Insight into Cardiac Adaptations in Aquatic Athletes
-
Divergence Makes the Genome Wander: What an Icelandic Fish is Teaching Scientists About Evolution
-
There’s Something in the Water: Accurately Identifying Freshwater Microbial Communities
-
Small but Mighty: the Surprising Role of Bacteria in Brain Development
-
U of G Grad Cycles, Swims, Runs the Distance in World Triathlons
-
Mental Health Literacy Program, Environmental DNA Detection Named U of G Innovations of the Year
-
Dr. Georgia Mason honoured with Creativity Award from the International Society of Applied Ethology
-
Attack is the Best Form of Defense: Finding New Ways to Target Cystic Fibrosis Bacteria
-
CBS Cartoon Map Alternative
-
Dr. Christina Caruso is Appointed CBS Representative in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
-
Humans Are Changing Animal Food Chains, Say U of G Ecologists
-
U of G - Developed DNA Barcoding Underpins European Mega-Project to Combat Biodiversity Crisis
-
U of G Faculty and Students Featured by Guelph Museums
-
Eleven U of G Research Projects Awarded Federal Funding
-
Dr. Kerry Ritchie Appointed Director of CBS Office of Educational Scholarship and Practice
-
Spying on Seabirds: Combining Old and New Tools to Understand How Kittiwakes Expend Energy
-
U of G Honours 2022 President's and Chancellor's Scholars
-
Dr. Shoshanah Jacobs on How PPE is Getting Tangled Up in Wildlife
-
Centre for Biodiversity Genomics Gets $8.9 Million Boost
-
The Roots of Change: How Human Activity is Altering Plant Interactions with Fungi
-
Gryphon CAST Episode 11: Dr. Christina Caruso and Floral Plasticity
-
A Food Web of Lies: How Misinformation in the Seafood Supply Chain Affects our Role as Top Predators
-
CBS Town Hall July 27 Recording Now Available
-
Let Them Play: How Richer Home Environments Make Mice More Social
-
GryphonCAST Episode 10 Featuring the Gryphon CAST Team
-
Beer Made with Butterfly Yeast Honours U of G-Led Conservation Team
-
Eat Your Leafy Greens: Dietary Nitrate Improves Metabolic Health, Study Finds
-
Getting the Most out of Grading: How to Make Student Assessment More “Authentic”
-
Stopping the Spread: The Fight Against Metastatic Cancer
-
GryphonCAST Episode 9: Sydney Pascetta and Neuropeptide Y Signalling
-
Dr. Priyanka Pundir, Professor in MCB, Awarded NSERC Discovery Grant
-
CBS Teaching and Mentorship Awards 2022
-
CBS Graduate N. Charles Hamilton (BSc, 2014) Awarded Young Alumni Award from U of G
-
Dr. Rebecca Shapiro Awarded Canada Research Chair in Microbial Functional Genomics and Synthetic Biology
-
Low Oxygen Impairs Brain Development in Fish, but the Fish Aren’t Stressed About It
-
Life in the Cold Lane: Study Sheds New Light on Beetle Biodiversity in the Sub-Arctic
-
CBS PhD Student Dani Nowosad Is Changing What It Means To Be Indigenous in STEM
-
Dr. Ryan Norris and Team Report Initial Success of Endangered Butterfly Reintroduction in Ontario Park
-
Gryphon CAST Episode 8 with Dani Nyman and Dr. Lawrence Spriet
-
Plant Roots and Mycorrhizal Fungi: The Plot Thickens in a 500-Million-Year-Old Mystery
-
CBS Researchers Named Among The World's Top Scientists
-
Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister Creates Moms in Proteomics Group to Support Women in STEM
-
Folic Acid: Friend or Foe? Excess Folic Acid During Pregnancy Without Enough Choline Can Promote Obesity in Offspring
-
CBS Announces New Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies
-
Lyme Disease Diagnostics Focus of Renewed Funding For G. Magnotta Lyme Disease Research Lab
-
CBS Professors Jennifer Geddes-McAlister and Wei Zhang Receive Early Researcher Awards
-
CBS Welcomes New Associate Dean, Academic
-
Gryphon CAST Episode 7 Featuring Dr. René Shahmohamadloo
-
Public Presentation by Prof. Graham Holloway, Candidate for Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies, CBS
-
When Habitual Exercise Becomes a Problem: The Link Between Exercise Addiction and Low Energy Availability
-
CBS Students Develop Squirrel Life Community Project and App
-
Gryphon CAST Episode 6 Featuring Prof. Alison Duncan
-
Fish Out of Water: an Unexpected Discovery
-
Can Cannabis Treat Brain Cancer? Study Shows that Molecules in Cannabis Have the Potential to Attack Tumour Cells
-
Congratulations to Biochemistry Co-op Graduate Nisha Johal, Winner of the U of G 2021 Co-op Award!
-
Wild Ontario is Teaching Aspiring Scientists Strategies for Sharing Their Knowledge with the Public
-
Gryphon CAST Episode 5, Featuring Dr. Kelly Boddington
-
CBS Post-Doc René Shahmohamadloo Awarded Liber Ero Fellowship
-
The Magic of Birds: Prof. Ryan Norris's Research Featured in the New York Times
-
Learning how to Learn: an Instructional Guide
-
Junk DNA Deforms Salamander Bodies
-
AI Tech Developed at U of G Helps track Insect Biodiversity
-
Shoebox Lab Cages Impair Animal Health, Affect Health Research Results
-
Gryphon CAST: Episode 4
-
Catch me if you can: study reveals the best ways to mark and recapture sea lampreys
-
BIOSCAN project, led by Prof. Paul Hebert, Receives $24M in Federal Funding
-
Prof. Robert Hanner Discusses eDNA with The Scientist
-
New One Health Undergraduate Program Ensures All Health Disciplines Are Accounted For
-
Call For SCRIBE Writers
-
Join us: One Health and You!
-
COVID-19 Update to U of G Community Re: Winter Semester
-
COESP Spotlight #3: Taking Inspiration from Lab Instructors
-
A true collaborative effort to develop a truly collaborative degree
-
Prof. Georgia Mason's Research Featured in Toronto Star Piece "The Last Orca"
-
Study Finds Key Brain Protein May Have Role in Psychiatric Disorders
-
Gryphon CAST: Episode 3
-
CBS Alumni Spotlight Series #2
-
CBS Alumni Spotlight Series
-
Chilled out: How Turtles Survive in Frozen Ponds for Months Without Oxygen
-
Restoring Natural Habitat on Farmland Yields Big Biodiversity Payoff
-
Test
-
Announcing Inose/Field Trip 2021
-
Join us on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
-
Tiny Wasps Have Big Impact on Spruce Budworm Outbreaks
-
Major $2M investment in next generation of Canadian neuroscientists
-
CBS Introduces “Little Free Library” of Indigenous Books
-
It’s a No-brainer: Study Sheds New Light on How Tumour Cells Invade Brain Tissue
-
2021 CBS Best Student Paper Announcement
-
Get Involved at CBS!
-
Gone Fishing: Fish Oil Supplements Reduce Impacts of Breast Cancer in Obese Mice
-
CBS Launches Virtual Field Courses
-
Study Turns Conventional Thinking on Myofascial Back Pain Upside Down
-
CBS Joins Tiny Earth Network
-
eDNA: a Conservation Game-changer
-
You're Invited: CBS Virtual BBQ
-
The Evolution of Learning and Behavior: How Toads Could Unlock the Complexities of Human Behavior
-
How to Improve Drug Production: An Unbe-leaf-able Story
-
Genome Miners Strike Toxin Gold
-
Feed Your Genes: How Genetics Influence Our Response to Food
-
Don’t Fret, Just Sweat
-
CBS Celebrates 2020/21 Teaching and Mentorship Awards
-
Smaller Brains Help Toads Survive a Harsh Life atop Mountains
-
The State of Matter Matters: How Does Consumption of Solid Versus Liquid Fats Affect Appetite?
-
Department of Integrative Biology Set to Hire Five New Faculty Positions
-
CBS Graduate Student Wins Prestigious Award
-
Fishing for Ecological Opportunity in Ashby Lake
-
CBS Celebrates 50 Years!
-
Hey, Stress, LEAve Them Plants Alone
-
Recognizing 5 years of COESP
-
Antidepressants in the Water Affect Daphnia and Their Babies… and Their Babies’ Babies!
-
CBS Announces 3MT Winners
-
Following the Fertilizer Trail: Study Explains How Nutrient Run-off Leads to Far Off Impacts
-
Lost in Translation: Deconstructing Different Knowledge Systems to Improve Cross-Cultural Communication
-
2020 CBS Award Recognition
-
CBS launches BIPOC Graduate Entrance Scholarship
-
Engaging Diverse Learners in Biology
-
International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2021
-
Student Council Gives Back to CBS Community
-
A Message To Our Community On Bell Let's Talk Day
-
New Disease Discovered by CBS Researchers Gets OMIM Recognition
-
There’s Nothing Fishy About It: Omega-3’s in Fish Oils Reduce Inflammation
-
Happy Holidays from CBS!
-
No More “Use it or Lose it”: New Discovery May Stave Off Muscle Loss During Post-Injury Recovery
-
Wild Ontario joins CBS
-
A Diagnostic Bull’s-eye? Researchers Use Platelets and Citrate to Take Aim at Lyme Disease
-
GFHS Research Featured on CBC, Royal Agriculture Winter Fair and Nutrition Connections
-
Two U of G CBS Faculty Awarded SRCF Research Grants
-
This is your brain (waves) on drugs
-
Ribosome Royale: A Specialized Secret Agent in the Fight to Detect Cancer
-
CBS Researcher Talks to CBC Radio about Animal Welfare
-
Caring for Caribou: Understanding How Logging Affects Survival of a Threatened Species
-
Help Me Genome, You’re My Only Hope: A Fishy Resistance Story
-
Take This to Heart: TBC1D1 May Help Reduce Risk of Heart Disease in Diabetics
-
U of G Alumnus Hosts Virtual Global Biodiversity Festival May 22-24
-
Blooming Change: A Story of Adaption
-
Prof. Steven Newmaster Discusses COVID-19 Diagnostic Kit With CBC Radio Kitchener's Morning Edition
-
“Studying Proteins is Necessary to Understand Interactions in the World”: How Proteomics Can Help Drive Innovation
-
Four Possible New Species of Spider and Others Previously Unknown in Canada Found in Nunavut
-
Congratulations to the Recipients of the U of G Student Life Awards 2020
-
Undergrad Student and Professor Collaborate on Article for Toronto Star: COVID-19 Presents Increased Dangers to Those With Heart Conditions
-
Prof. John Fryxell Speaks to CBC About How COVID-19 Shutdowns Have Affected the Animal Kingdom
-
It Takes a Village: Citizen Scientists Monitor Canada’s Favourite Butterfly
-
Eat Lots, Fly Early: Supplemental Feeding Leads to Earlier Fledging in Canada Jays
-
Do you know what you're eating? Prof. Robert Hanner leads a talk on food fraud
-
CBS Postdoc Elizabeth Gow on Why Geese Fly in the Shape of a "V"
-
Together We Stand, Divided We Fall: How Microbes Cooperate in the Human Gut
-
International Day of Women and Girls in STEM 2020
-
The College of Biological Science Welcomes Professor Georgia Mason
-
We Can’t Direct the Wind, but We Can Adjust the Sails: Using Models to Predict Hypoxia in Lake Erie
-
You Are What You Eat, but What Should Your Food Eat? Feed-additive Benefits in an Antibiotic-free Future
-
Historical Fish Stocking Records may Hold the Key to Saving the Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout
-
In Memoriam: Dr. Robert Sheath, Dean of the College of Biological Science 1995-2001
-
Bold is Best: How Personality Impacts Mating and Chick Survival in Arctic Seabirds
-
Potential Benefits of Blue Eyes in Northern Climates: Prof. Ryan Gregory on CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks
-
Congratulations to the winners of the CBS Teaching and Mentorship Awards 2019
-
The Secret to Making a Fish Swole
-
A Tale of Two Worlds: Emersion and Exploration Behavior in an Amphibious Fish
-
CBS Awards Recipients 2019
-
Creation of an open accessible textbook helps undergraduate students gain marketable skills
-
What’s Really in your Protein Powder?
-
When Cutting Off Blood Supply is A Good Thing: Using Ischemic Preconditioning to Enhance Exercise Performance
-
Recent graduate credits SCRIBE with helping her land job in knowledge mobilization
-
Profs. Janet Wood and Joe Lam receive Medals of Merit in recognition of outstanding contributions to U of G
-
How to Find a Needle in a Haystack, Fast
-
The Guelph Family Health Study's new cookbook helps prevent food waste
-
CBS graduate student's vegan cheese continues to win support
-
Limited Oxygen Builds Stronger Alligator Hearts, Study Finds
-
Congratulations to Prof. John Fryxell on being elected to the Royal Society of Canada
-
Why fecal transplants could be the next frontier in fighting skin cancer
-
Prof. David Mutch talks to The Scientist about the hype around personalized medicine
-
Prof. Melissa Perreault is finding new pathways to understand Alzheimer's disease
-
Massive Siberian forest fire could melt permafrost, freeing massive methane stores
-
Cutting down milkweed could benefit Monarch butterflies
-
Prof. Lori Ann Vallis talks with with Global News about fixing bad posture
-
Congratulations to Prof. Wei Zhang on being named a CIFAR Azrieli Global Scholar
-
Why You Should Keep Your Finger on the ‘Pulse’ of Carb Substitutes
-
Guelph Family Health Study receives $1.5 million gift to enhance food literacy research
-
In memoriam: Dr. Joseph Gerrath 1936-2019
-
Water, Sugar, Salt: A Winning Combination in Hockey
-
Limited Phosphorus Supply? Try Your Friendly Neighbourhood Fungi
-
Growing Up is Hard: Study Explains High Mortality in Sea Urchins Following Metamorphosis
-
Breaking Taboo: Understanding the Evolution of Menstruation
-
How Rapid Evolutionary Change has Made Landlocked Salmon Less Seaworthy
-
Profs. Tariq Akhtar and Steven Rothstein uncover how the cannabis plant creates important pain-relieving molecules
-
Prof. Shoshanah Jacobs discusses the lunar landing on CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks
-
Tips for Healthy Living: Eat Healthy, Exercise, and…Spit in a Tube
-
Prof. Todd Gillis and Sarah Alderman on how low oxygen builds a bigger, stronger alligator heart
-
Prof. Rebecca Shapiro talks to Nature about using gene drives in her research on Candida albicans
-
In memoriam: Dr. David Smith 1933-2019
-
To Divide or not to Divide? That is the Question Being Answered by Dlx Proteins in Developing Embryo Cells
-
More than Just a Hunger Hormone: Ghrelin Could Help Prevent Diabetes
-
Triathlete magazine highlights the research of PhD candidate Alexandra Coates
-
Profs. Chris Whitfield and Matthew Kimber on fighting antibiotic resistance
-
Prof. Ryan Norris and CBS graduate Samantha Knight on how wind, warmth boost insect migration
-
Prof. Merritt Turetsky talks to Vice about 'unprecedented' wildfires that burned across the Arctic Circle in June
-
Fruit Flies (Yes, Fruit Flies!) Reveal New Insights into Animal Aggression
-
Prof. Alex Smith talks ants and muggy summer heat about on CBC Radio
-
Congratulations to the winners of the inaugural CBS Best Academic Paper Award
-
The extreme tactic of self-amputation means survival in the animal kingdom
-
Prof. Ryan Norris on raising Monarch butterflies in captivity
-
Dean Jonathan Newman speaks to University Affairs about Dr. Anne Innis Dagg
-
Frogs of a Stressor Evolve Together
-
Candy or Chips? An Analysis of Taste Preferences and Why it Matters to Your Health
-
Prof. Emma Allen-Vercoe receives a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in human gut microbiome function and host interactions
-
A Step Forward in Understanding Injurious Fall Risk in Older Adults
-
Prof. Peter Krell and graduate students Sean Liston and Liana Ianucci honoured at this year's U of G convocation
-
Prof. Alex Smith and team discover meat-eating plant in Algonquin Park
-
The “Goldiloxygen” Zone: Finding the Oxygen “Sweet Spot” for Growing Human Cells in the Lab
-
Latest edition of SURG journal showcases undergraduate research success in CBS
-
Interim dean named for the College of Biological Science
-
Poop Bacteria versus C. difficile: Pathogen Proves to be a Complex Opponent in the Battle Between Good and Bad Gut Bacteria
-
Genetic diversity of southern Ontario fish: Research by U of G professor Elizabeth Mandeville
-
U of G scientists collecting specimens, monitoring biodiversity in the North
-
Prof. Ryan Norris appointed Weston family senior scientist at Nature Conservancy Canada
-
‘Tis but a Scratch! Damselflies Lose a Limb to Escape Predators in the Nick of Time
-
Prof. Shoshanah Jacobs explains why migrating geese honk on CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks
-
Two CBS PhD candidates awarded Vanier scholarships
-
Congratulations to Sujani Rathnayake, Arrell Food Institute Scholar
-
Toonies, trout and technology: CBS biodiversity students fundraising to help research brook trout at Hanlon Creek
-
Prof. Georgina Cox receives funding through New Frontiers federal grant program
-
Go Ahead and ‘Sweat It’: How to Survive as a Fish Out of Water
-
DNA May Provide Clues Towards Personalized Treatments for Metabolic Syndrome
-
Prof. Merritt Turetsky receives NSERC Strategic Partnership Grant to study permafrost vulnerability in NWT
-
U of G bird research makes national headlines
-
Pediatric allergist traces "mystery" reactions to pea protein, an increasing popular ingredient
-
Rapid thaw of world's permafrost could release "sleeping giant", scientists warn
-
University of Guelph's DNA barcode centre catalogues Earth's biodiversity
-
Genetic Study of Early Maturing Salmon Yields Surprise Discovery
-
Got Mussels? Understanding Why Turbid Rivers Have More Bivalve Shellfish
-
Congratulations to the winners of the CBS photo contest 2019!
-
Getting to the Heart of the Matter in Aquatic Ecosystem Stability
-
Making Sense of Moving Through Life
-
Lack of evidence on depression in women, researchers find
-
Biting the Bullet: Why Some Canadians and Wildlife Literally ‘Eat Lead’
-
Feathered Jet Setters: Tree Swallows Map out Complex International Routes and Stopovers During Migration
-
Study Shows How Agrochemicals Can Increase Risk of Parkinson’s Disease
-
Know Your Enemy: Do Invasive Species Evolve More Rapidly?
-
When it Comes to Overtraining in Athletes, Less May be More
-
Bill C-69 Fails to Deliver on Indigenous Consultation and Knowledge Systems
-
Investigation into Novel Gene Mutation Provides Surprising Insights into Rare Kidney Disease
-
CBS graduate targets STEM gender gap with science kits for girls
-
New Study Explains Link Between High Fat Diet and Diabetes
-
Fishing for Answers: Using Seabirds to Better Understand Fish Populations
-
Are Strawberries too Tasty to Evolve?
-
Dr. Anne Innis Dagg attends screening of The Woman Who Loves Giraffes at U of G
-
How to Build a Better Trap for an Invasive Pest: Study its Personality
-
Unfolding the Mystery of How Plants Defy Dehydration
-
Ryan Norris discusses Monarch butterfly population increase in Mexico
-
Winter Blues? Study Suggests Exercise Builds both Fitness and Cold Tolerance
-
Undergrad class discusses the challenges of Lyme disease with visiting panel of experts
-
David Ma in The Globe and Mail discusses alcohol and Canada's new food guide
-
Elizabeth Gow discusses crucial timing for swallow migration
-
Fatty Acids Tell a Genetic Story about Health Risks, Says Study
-
John Fryxell on the counting skills of wild animals on CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks
-
Merritt Turetsky discusses the year in climate change on CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks
-
Uncovering New Pieces of the Bacterial Cell Division Puzzle
-
CBS Excellence in Teaching and Mentoring Awards 2018
-
Tape: the Latest Weapon Against Back Pain
-
CBS Awards 2018 Photo Gallery
-
Linking Humans to Fisheries Food Webs
-
Zebrafish Moms May Protect Eggs from Stress with Hormone that Reduces Cell Death
-
Underwater drones give researchers eyes in the sea
-
Working with local communities in NWT to examine the effects of fire on forest vegetation
-
Combatting Obesity with ‘Methyl Donor’ Micronutrients
-
Novel Potential Role for Vitamin D During Puberty
-
Helping farmers avoid sour grapes: researchers develop test for hidden viruses in Ontario’s vineyards
-
CBS Turns a Scientific Eye to Improving Teaching and Learning
-
Researchers Get it “Right” in the Study of Heart Failure
-
U of G’s iGEM team brewing up solutions to a centuries-old problem using synthetic biology
-
Solid and Liquid Fat Get Digested Differently, Says Study
-
Herbal Medicine Fraud: Do You Know What’s in Your Pill?
-
Reduced Skin Sensitivity in Older Adults May Contribute to Poor Balance
-
Plant Movement Important for Wind Pollination, Study Says
-
Study Paves Way to Better Identify and Treat Important Pathogen
-
Starting out Strong: Inspiring Lifelong Dietary Habits in Preschoolers
-
Tick Tock: Calibrating the “Molecular Clock” to Date a Species’ Evolutionary History
-
CBS student wins Innovation Guelph's 2018 Start Up of the Year
-
Understanding How Cellular Components Function as a Team
-
In memoriam: Dr. Denis Lynn 1947-2018
-
How to Multi-task with Ease: Train the Body and Mind as One
-
G. Magnotta Lyme Disease Research Lab receives donation from Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario
-
Want to Know How to Survive Extreme Environments? Ask an Amphibious Fish
-
Revealing the Hidden Relationships Inside Plant Cells
-
Regulating Blood Flow Takes Team Work
-
Not All Frogs are Created Equal When it Comes to Measuring Environmental Quality
-
When Brain Regions Can’t Communicate, and How to Prevent It
-
New Research Reveals How Our Body Responds to Muscle Fatigue
-
Deciphering Mode of Bacterial Infections Could Help Cystic Fibrosis Patients Breathe Easier
-
Lichens: a Bellwether of Biodiversity in City Parks
-
New Possible Drug Targets Emerge for Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
-
Genetics Help Power Atlantic Salmon Restoration
-
Unlocking the Potential for Lipid Production in Plants
-
You Can’t Make a Sea Urchin Without Breaking Some Cells
-
A Study in Purple: an Emerging Symbol for Healthy Food
-
Common fluorescent label has unintended impact on health of zebrafish
-
Study Discovers Unexpected Ability in Cell-trafficking Protein
-
Study Shows New Twist on Mind-muscle Connection
-
Gaining virtual insights into the molecular structure of the brain
-
Iron Deficiencies More Common in Elite Athletes than Previously Thought
-
"Junk" DNA Predicts Body Size in Seed Shrimp
-
Congratulations 2017 Teaching Award Winners!
-
Cow Antibodies May Hold Cure to Fighting Human Diseases: U of G Study
-
Wednesday, November 9, 2016: CBSAA Speaker Night