Susintable Nanotechnology-Enabled Plant Agriculture
Physics Prof. John Dutcher co-authored a study on overcoming barriers to implement nanotechnology-enabled agriculture.
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"The Quad" Supports Incoming CEPS Students
The new online platform offers resources, academic preparedness modules, and connections to incoming CEPS students.
U of G Students Compete in 3MT Campus Final
CEPS chemistry student, Aidan England, has won third place in the University-wide 3MT campus final.
U of G to Offer Course on Pandemics
Pandemics: Culture, Science, and Society (UNIV*2020) will blend expertise from four U of G colleges, including CEPS.
Prof. Receives Designation of Fellow
Engineering Prof. John Donald received the designation from CEEA-ACEG for service in engineering education, leadership, and design education.
Prof. Awarded Prestigious Professorship by the Swedish Research Council
Engineering Prof. Beth Parker has been awarded the Tage Erlander Professorship for a visiting professorship at Lund University.
U of G Student Business Taking Off
Two engineering students founded Forward Innovation, providing design solutions for demanding industry problems.
U of G Research Making LTC Facilities Safer
The study, led by engineering Prof. Ed McBean, will test disinfection protocols for COVID-19 in long-term care facilities.
U of G Celebrates Grads
U of G is celebrating graduates through special convocation keepsake boxes. CEPS students will receive a letter from the dean.
Cybersecurity in Agriculture Lacking
Computer science Prof. Ali Dehghantanha says agriculture cybersecurity lagging when compared to other sectors.