Update on Winter 2022 In-Person Learning
The president of the Univeristy of Guelph has posted an update on how the winter semester will be running in-person classes.
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Wastewater Testing for COVID-19 Critical Amidst Test Shortages
Guelph engineers are among the team of U of G researchers testing wastewater for elevated levels of COVID-19.
U of G Biodiversity Project Receives Federal Funding
Computer vision is a critical element to BIOSCAN, a global U of G project that received $24M to advance our understanding of life on earth.
U of G Awards Scholarships in Honour of Plane Crash Victims
The awards honour Ghanimat Azhdari and Milad Ghasemi Ariani, who died in the tragic Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 crash.
Orbax on the CHCH Morning Live show
Orbax, science communicator in the Dept. of Physics, is interviewed by Bob Cowan on the Morning Live show about the Department's monthly stargazing guide.
The Increasing Role of Tech in our Food System
Read about how U of G artificial intelligence experts are playing a leading role in food and agriculture technology.
2022 January Star Gazing Guide
The Department of Physics published its monthly stargazing guide, presented by the great Orbax.
U of G President's Statement on New Variant
U of G President Dr. Charlotte Yates updates the community on COVID-19 and campus.
Royal City Science Launches Free '12 Days of Puzzlement' Challenge
The challenge invites kids and families to complete a different STEM themed puzzle online each day between Dec. 20 and Jan. 1.
Engineer Applies AI Smarts to Improve Food Price Report
Dr. Graham Taylor (School of Engineering) and CARE-AI are using AI to make predictions about next year’s food prices.