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Associate Professor Dr. Erica Pensini has concocted a water-based slime that has the ability to generate electricity when stretched or squeezed.

Orbax discusses how Mercury will join Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Venus and Saturn in a planetary parade visible after sunset.

Dr. Abdallah Elsayed explains how new tariffs on the auto sector will increase car prices for manufacturers and consumers.

As the Ontario election approaches on Feb. 27, 2025, there are multiple options for students, faculty and staff to vote.

U of G is ranked among the most prestigious universities in the world, according to the 2025 Times Higher Education (THE) World Reputation Rankings. 

Launching Fall 2025, a new master’s program will train students in manufacturing strategy, operations management, and leadership.

Joanne O’Meara explains that coat colour doesn’t affect heat loss and only the material determines how quickly body heat escapes.

Dr. Ali Dehghantanha talks to CBC about the cybersecurity risks of a Bell customer’s phone number mistakenly being transferred to someone else.

Orbax explains that retrograde motion is an illusion making Mars seem to move backward and debunks the myth that it brings misfortune.

U of G shares stories of women in STEM and reflect on empowering women and girls in science through campus initiatives and organizations.