Women in U of G Engineering Reflect on Anniversary of École Polytechnique Tragedy
New generations of engineering students are honouring their memories and continuing to advocate for women in STEM 34 years after the École Polytechnique Tragedy.
In The Media: COVID-19
'Like a bouncy castle' for science, new inflatable planetarium will teach young people about night sky
'Space always seems to be of interest to people,' science educator Orbax says.
In a quiet Canadian biology lab, an AI-fuelled moonshot takes shape
The AI boom presents Canada with unique opportunities and risks.
Star gazing: a holiday full moon and a multi-coloured meteor shower
The Great orbax discusses star gazing with GuelphToday.
Paying ransom for data stolen in cyberattack bankrolls further crime, experts caution
Cybersecurity expert and UofG Associate Professor Ali Dehghantanh discusses the 'cyber poverty line' with CBC.
Engineering grad uses data science to help the NFL
Carly Fennell is featured in Chatelaine mazagine for her critical work in preventing injuries.
U of G announces first CERC Chair
Dr. McCarthy’s expertise brings together ecology, microbiology and engineering to water research, improving the way we detect, sample and trace pathogens in the environment.
NSERC recognizes work of Dr. Beth Parker and MG360
with a prestigious Synergy Award for Innovation.
We caught technicians at Best Buy, Mobile Klinik, Canada Computers and others snooping on our personal devices
Professor Hassan Khan and graduate students Brandon Lit and Angela Tran installed secret logging software that would screen-capture and record what technicians accessed during each laptop repair.
Rare Ring of Fire Eclipse
The Great Orbax sat with City News 570 to discuss the very rare ring of fire eclipse that is coming to this part of the world on October 14th!