U of G Chemists’ Research Holds Global Warming Benefits, Value-Added Products
New research from Dr. Aicheng Chen is stemming global warming while making useful chemicals for industry usage.
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New Study Finds People Unknowingly Leave Personal Data on Old Tech
A new study by Dr. Hassan Khan and collaborators delves into what happens to the old data on our phones and computers.
Light Leak Data From Ontario Greenhouses
Dr. William Lubitz (School of Engineering) is finding concrete data on the amount of light that escapes greenhouses.
Q&A with Matthew Baxter
Matthew Baxter, a MSc candidate in Statistics with a Specialization in AI talks about his U ofG experience.
U of G Project Aims to Curb Greenhouse Light Leaks
Dr. Willian Lubitz is leading a pioneering drone project intended to help curb light leaks from commercial greenhouses.
Free Virtual Event to Promote Education on Space Exploration
This live stream will take viewers behind space exploration to learn about space from the comfort of their homes with Space: the not so Final Frontier.
Peter Tremaine Receives Federal Funding for Nuclear Power Studies Research
Dr. Peter Tremaine, a professor in the Department of Chemistry, received federal and industry funding worth nearly $3.3 million to continue his research.
Q&A with Tahreem Anjum
Tahreem Anjum, a 5th year Mechanical Engineering Co-op student, answers questions surrounding her professional and academic activities.
Engineering Prof. featured in NEXT Canada's GRIT Magazine
Dr. Graham Taylor discusses why a robust compute ecosystem in Canada could prevent a brain drain of AI startups in NEXT Canada's GRIT magazine.
U of G Honours Seven Researchers with Research Excellence Awards
Engineering professor Dr. Manickavasagan Annamalai was one of the researchers to be given a Research Excellence Award.