U of G Grad Supporting Space Exploration
Physics grad Chris Heirwegh was among the crew to prepare the Perseverance Rover for Mars exploration.
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U of G Expresses Sympathy RE: Explosion in Lebanon
U of G joins Canadians in mourning for victims of the catastrophic explosion in Beirut on Aug. 4.
U of G Creates New Funds for International Students
The University is providing up to $4 million in funding for additional financial assistance to international students.
U of G Prof. Improves Contact Tracing App
Engineering Prof. Petros Spachos research can improve Ontario's COVID-19 contact tracing app's ability to assess barriers that may block its signal.
Get Ready for Online Learning
The McLaughlin Library launched a new Online Learning Guide to help students settle into online and alternative delivery learning.
University Mourns Passing of Faculty Member
With sympathy, we share the passing of Department of Chemistry Prof. Paul Rowntree, a celebrated member of the CEPS community.
COVID-19 Vaccine Ethics and Distribution
Mathematics and Statistics Prof. Daniel Ashlock discusses vaccine distribution on podcast This Matters.
U of G Technology Being Tested in Toronto and U.K.
Engineering Prof. Bill Van Heyst discusses the SmogStop Barrier, developed with Envision SQ, and its impact on traffic emissions.
Susintable Nanotechnology-Enabled Plant Agriculture
Physics Prof. John Dutcher co-authored a study on overcoming barriers to implement nanotechnology-enabled agriculture.
"The Quad" Supports Incoming CEPS Students
The new online platform offers resources, academic preparedness modules, and connections to incoming CEPS students.