U of G Researchers Use AI for Rapid COVID-19 Diagnosis
Faster COVID-19 test results are the goal of a new automated diagnostic tool by researchers in computer science and engineering.
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Ancient Life on Mars? U of G Grad Aims to Find Out
Physics grad Chris Heirwegh spent nearly five years preparing a high-tech instrument carried aboard the Perseverance rover.
U of G Mourns Passing of Student
Christina Burbadge, a highly-regarded U of G physics PhD student, passed away following a courageous fight with cancer.
U of G Faculty Discuss Bioplastics in NOVA PBS
Could bioplastics one day replace petroplastics? U of G professors Drs. Amar Mohanty and Manjusri Misra weighed in.
COVID-19 Sparks Research Collaborations Around the World
A study co-led by computer science Prof. Dan Gillis assessed dozens of pandemic-driven research and data-sharing collaborations.
U of G Tech Assesses COVID-19 Immunity, Vaccine Efficacy
New tech led by chemistry Prof. Khashayar Ghandi that measures COVID-19-fighting antibodies could assess the effectiveness of vaccines.
CEPS Seeking Chair, Math & Stats
An internal search has begun for a new Chair, Department of Mathematics & Statistics, at the Associate or Full Professor rank.
Women Leaders in Science the Focus of New Lecture Series
A generous gift will establish the Tremaine Visiting Speaker Fund for Women in Science.
U of G Launches Indigenous Initiative Strategy
The strategy is aimed at developing, enhancing, supporting and evaluating Indigenous initiatives on campus.
Simcoe Scientist Helping NASA Find Signs of Ancient Life on Mars
Physics grad Christopher Heirwegh helped design an instrument that is now scanning the surface of Mars for signs of ancient life.