Your Air Fryer Is Just a Little Oven That Blows
Engineering Professor Kevin Keener speaks on air fryer myths with Gizmodo.
In The Media: COVID-19
Is Water ‘Peace’? Lessons from U of G’s Top Water Researchers
Researchers from Morwick G360 Groundwater Research Institute discuss groundwater appreciation.
April 8 Eclipse Won’t be Seen Again Until 2144, Says U of G Physicist
The Great Orbax from the Department of Physics discusses the upcoming very rare solar eclipse.
Smart robot could transform produce picking farms
Two U of G researchers create a new smart robot that could transform the way farmers pick tomatoes.
NSERC Awards More Than $ 13.5M to U of G-Industry Research Partnerships
Drs. Erica Pensini and William Smith were awarded research funding from NSERC.
Growing cyberattacks on Canada's food system threaten disaster
Ali Dehghantanha from U of G's Cyber Science Lab discusses cybercrimes and the food system with the Financial Post.
Meet GIGAS, the U of G Robot Using AI to Pick Tomatoes
Dr. Medhat Moussa’s laboratory in U of G's School of Engineering has created a tomato-picking robot.
Star Gazing: Spring equinox coming March 19
The Great Orbax from the Physics Department discusses March's star gazing guide with GuelphToday.com.
'They're working an extra day for free': Leap day's impact on employees
Orbax from the Physics department talks with CTV News Kitchener about leap days.
‘It’s all about unleashing your inner scientist’: Science carnival comes to Guelph
Royal City Science launched their first celebration of all things science for youth in the community.