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Joanne O’Meara explains that coat colour doesn’t affect heat loss and only the material determines how quickly body heat escapes.

Dr. Ali Dehghantanha talks to CBC about the cybersecurity risks of a Bell customer’s phone number mistakenly being transferred to someone else.

Orbax explains that retrograde motion is an illusion making Mars seem to move backward and debunks the myth that it brings misfortune.

U of G shares stories of women in STEM and reflect on empowering women and girls in science through campus initiatives and organizations.

A new slime-like material made from natural ingredients generates electricity when squeezed, with real-world sustainable and medical applications.

In a Toronto Star article, Dr. Rozita Dara discusses the possibility of jailbreaks, bypassing chatbot safety guidelines and accessing personal information.

Dr. Ali Dehghantanha says AI deepfake technology is evolving at a fast pace and can easily manipulate social media photos.

Join us in celebrating the Black community at U of G and beyond for Black History Month, with the theme of “Resist, Reclaim, Restore!"

Dr. Ali Dehghantanha discusses the misuse of artificial intelligence to alter images online and advises protecting digital content.

Dr. Ali Dehghantanha talked to the Globe and Mail about how cyberattacks on schools will become more common unless student data is protected.