Centre for Biodiversity Genomics Awarded $4 Million to Catalogue Life in Costa Rica
Prof. Emma Allen-Vercoe Speaks to CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks
Research Excellence Awards Honour Five Early-Career Researchers
Melanie Wills, Director of the G. Magnotta Lyme Disease Research Lab, on the Difficulties of Diagnosing Lyme Disease
In Memoriam: Dr. Robert Sheath, Dean of the College of Biological Science 1995-2001
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
Scales Offer Insight Into Chronic Stress of Fish, U of G Study Finds
U of G Genomics Projects Awarded $2.5 Million From Government, Industry
CBS Awards Recipients 2019
Creation of an open accessible textbook helps undergraduate students gain marketable skills
Feral apples have heritage DNA at their core, U of G researchers find
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
The Guelph Family Health Study's new cookbook helps prevent food waste
CBS graduate student's vegan cheese continues to win support
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
Guelph Family Health Study receives $1.5 million gift to enhance food literacy research
In memoriam: Dr. Joseph Gerrath 1936-2019
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
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
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
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
Prof. Emma Allen-Vercoe receives a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in human gut microbiome function and host interactions
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
Latest edition of SURG journal showcases undergraduate research success in CBS
Interim dean named for the College of Biological Science
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
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
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
Congratulations to the winners of the CBS photo contest 2019!
Lack of evidence on depression in women, researchers find
Profs. Rebecca Shapiro and Jasmin Lalonde receive federal support
CBS graduate targets STEM gender gap with science kits for girls
Dr. Anne Innis Dagg attends screening of The Woman Who Loves Giraffes at U of G
Ryan Norris discusses Monarch butterfly population increase in Mexico
CBS to host Dr. Anne Innis Dagg for screening of documentary film about her life
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
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
CBS Excellence in Teaching and Mentoring Awards 2018
CBS Awards 2018 Photo Gallery
Underwater drones give researchers eyes in the sea
Working with local communities in NWT to examine the effects of fire on forest vegetation
U of G’s iGEM team brewing up solutions to a centuries-old problem using synthetic biology
Can fecal transplants treat bipolar disorder? The surprising connection between your gut and your brain
Traffic noise makes caterpillars' hearts beat faster
Why scientists count on volunteers to help them spy on wildlife
Public engagement helps scientists tackle global challenges
How to start a lab when funds are tight: a primer for cash-strapped PIs
CBS student wins Innovation Guelph's 2018 Start Up of the Year
In memoriam: Dr. Denis Lynn 1947-2018
G. Magnotta Lyme Disease Research Lab receives donation from Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario
Young adults need to eat more omega-3 fats: Prof. Mutch in the National Post
Application Deadline (May 1, 2018): Abell Pest Control Scholarship in Pollinator Research
Application Deadline (May 1, 2018): Abell Pest Control Scholarship in Lyme Disease Research
CBS Wins 2017 United Way Education Division Spirit Award!
Congratulations 2017 Teaching Award Winners!
Congratulations 2017 CBS Award Recipients!
Cow Antibodies May Hold Cure to Fighting Human Diseases: U of G Study
Wednesday, November 9, 2016: CBSAA Speaker Night