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The research team is creating an innovative cooling system by combining a Desiccant Wheel and a Thermoelectric Cooler powered by solar energy.

High-pressure processing is a promising alternative to thermally processing perishable foods.

Dr. Mostafa Elsharqawy, an Associate Professor in the School of Engineering at the University of Guelph, has been recognized among the world’s top 2% of scientists for 2024, as ranked by Stanford University. This prestigious acknowledgment celebrates his significant research contributions in sustainable energy and water technologies, including geothermal systems, seawater desalination, osmotic power, and energy recovery devices. Dr.

An undergraduate math student shares her experiences getting involved on campus.

Three engineering students build a remote-controlled robotic dog over the summer.

Researchers use a combination of experiments and computer simulations to find clues to a biophysics mystery.

The 75th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry (ISE) was held at the Palais des Congrès located in downtown Montréal, Canada from August 18th to August 23th this year. Two University of Guelph graduate students in the Department of Chemistry won poster awards.

More than 115 registrants participated in the annual Women in Engineering conference on September 14, 2024.

The Alumni Volunteer Award honors those who have demonstrated unwavering loyalty and dedication to the University through their volunteer efforts. Since its inception in 1994, the award has recognized alumni who have given generously of their time, energy, and leadership to support students, faculty, and fellow alumni. This year’s award is presented to Dr. Daniel J. Gillis, BSc '00, MSc '02, PhD '10, for his extraordinary volunteer contributions.

At the International Symposium on Electrochemistry and Surface Science (ISESS) in Honour of Jacek Lipkowski's 80th Birthday, held from August 14th to August 17th at the University of Guelph, six U of G CEPS students won notable awards. 

Student Oral Presentation Winners:

• Stephen Tatarchuk, graduate student in the Department of Chemistry, won 1st place in Section 1 for a presentation on Insight into Catalyst Activity for the Electrooxidation of Ammonia from Linear Scaling Relations and Microkinetic Modeling.