Announcements

This past Thursday, the University of Guelph (U of G) welcomed over 1,000 high school students from 33 schools across Southern Ontario for the annual BattleSTEM competition. This full-day event invited students to compete in more than 32 hands-on challenges to test their skills in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). The event focused on collaboration, creativity and developing a deeper understanding of STEM while offering a glimpse into university life.

U of G celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science with STEM outreach events for youth and a networking breakfast to show support.

From May 28 to 31, 2024, the University of Guelph hosted the  Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Conference on Robots and Vision.

As part of a $15m initiative, U of G researchers will co-lead pandemic research training.

CEPS hosted its annual Battle STEM high school event.

Dr. Monica Cojocaru appointed as Associate Dean, Research & Graduate Studies, for a five-year term.

The University of Guelph launched an inaugural outreach event to engage youth in physics education.

Royal City Science and the Department of Physics at U of G have become the proud new owners of a portable planetarium with the help of a grant from the Canadian Space Agency and a donation from an emeritus professor in Physics.

Canada's CyberFoundry will drive Cybersecurity Research, Training, and Enterprise Incubation

The University of Guelph takes a groundbreaking step in addressing the escalating global cybersecurity challenges, including cyber poverty, by announcing the establishment of the Canada Cyber Foundry (CCF). Rooted in the School of Computer Science, this cutting-edge institute will serve as a beacon of excellence, focusing on cybersecurity research, education, and support for businesses and startups.

Last week, the University of Guelph was fortunate to welcome Dr. Jennifer Heemstra, to our campus as the feature of the Tremaine Speaker Series for Women in Science.