U of G Chemists Find Microwaves May Help Treat COVID-19
A University of Guelph chemist has found that the radiation from a microwave may offer a way to "disable the coronavirus even at body temperature".
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Growing Black Faculty and Staff Network at U of G
John-Bosco Kaikai is recruiting prospective U of G members for the Black Faculty and Staff Network (BFSN).
Everyone wins with more women working STEM fields
As we look to ensure well-being and prosperity beyond the pandemic, we need to renew our commitment to ensuring gender equality in STEM and beyond, Charlotte Yates writes.
Video Series Hopes to Ignite Girls' Passion for Science
A UofG physics professor and her daugther post science videos online in hopes to get other girls interested in science.
U of G Physicist Working to Keep Girls Science-Curious
O’Meara is an award-winning science educator in Physics and recently co-founded a not-for-profit organization dedicated to STEM education.
U of G Students Committed to Science Outreach
Learn more about amazing U of G women who are inspiring others through outreach efforts to engage students and girls in STEM.
U of G AI Tech Helps Track Insect Biodiversity
A University of Guelph research team uses digital photography and artificial intelligence to measure changes in insect populations.
U of G Celebrates Black History Month
To celebrate Black History Month, U of G is hosting multiple virtual events based on the theme of "Cultivating Black Joy".
U of G Researchers Build AI That Builds AI
New research by PhD student Boris Knyazev and Dr. Graham Taylor, featured in Quanta Magazine, looks at a new way to train neural networks.
U of G Lab Partners with Industry Tech Company
The Cyber Science Lab at U of G, led by Dr. Ali Dehghantanha, has partnered with iS5 Communications Inc. to build more efficient systems for smart grids.