CEPS grad students and faculty launch Women in Cybersecurity non-profit
“In some areas, the field of cybersecurity is still male-dominated, and women may feel intimidated by the lack of diversity,” Keerthana Madhaven said.
Features
The Great Orbax from the department of Physics featured on CHCH news Morning Live show
Learn about the rare green comet visible for the first time in 50,000 years
Jana Levison's new Doody Family Chair for Women in Engineering, covered in Engineering Dimensions magazine
Chair will help boost women’s enrolment and support new students in U of G’s engineering programs.
Ph.D. Candidate, Genievieve Borg’s artwork is featured on the cover of Inorganic Chemistry
Hear about her journey in chemistry as an Indigenous woman in her editorial.
Redefining the Off Switch
Chemistry professor Dr. Richard Manderville's research on chemosensors has been featured by Nature Chemical Biology.
Low-energy Strategies to Purify Polluted Water
U of G researchers including Dr. Erica Pensini are partnering with the Canadian Light Source to look at ways of purifying polluted water using beamlines.
Animals are Users Too: Improving Farm Tech with AI
Computer Science professor Dr. Stacey Scott talks candidly about her motivation to use AI and improve emerging technologies in agriculture.
U of G Chemist Turns Greenhouse Gas into Potential Industrial Gold
Chemistry research Dr. Aicheng Chen has found a novel way to turn methane into methanol which may help stem global warming.
U of G Aims to Make ‘Smart Farming’ Work for Greater Food Security
Dr. Rozita Dara in the School of Computer Science has published several papers on big data privacy and smart farm information processing.
Eleven U of G Research Projects Awarded Federal Funding
Dr. Khashayar Ghandi and Dr. Marcel Schlaf, Department of Chemistry, are among several U of G funding recipients from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation.