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New Smart Watch Designed for Contact Tracing
Engineering professors have developed a smartwatch to aid in contact tracing that is more accurate than current tracing applications.
Engineering professors have developed a smartwatch to aid in contact tracing that is more accurate than current tracing applications.
The president of the Univeristy of Guelph has posted an update on how the winter semester will be running in-person classes.
Guelph engineers are among the team of U of G researchers testing wastewater for elevated levels of COVID-19.
Computer Science professor Minglun Gong and team developed an algorithm to virtually monitors crowd density.
Dr. Andrew Hamilton-Wright, School of Computer Science, and team created a hand-held thermal camera-based tool to improve screening protocols.
A study led by computer science Prof. Rozita Dara found that tracking tweets can help gauge vaccine sentiment among the public.
As part of Pride Month, U of G will host a panel discussion June 29 about experiences of LGBTQ2IA+ students during COVID-19.
Engineering professor Dr. Ed McBean found that more than one-third of COVID-19 cases in Ontario children are asymptomatic.
Two projects involving U of G innovations by Bill Van Heyst and Khash Ghandi received funding from the DND.
A U of G research team, including Prof. Ed McBean, is using wastewater monitoring technology to search for variants.