U of G CEPS 3MT®
On Tuesday, March 28th, the CEPS 3MT® college heat welcomed 8 participants who had 3 minutes to present their thesis.
Left: Peyman Tahghighi, Middle: Regan Sheppard, Right: Eamonn Corrigan
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U of G climate change researchers partner with Western University
Group receives $3,786,000 in federal funding to improve multi-scale greenhouse emissions modelling from urban environments to enhance mitigation strategies.
Re-engineering the waffle
This past weekend the University of Guelph opened its doors for Campus Day, a chance for high school students to tour the campus and speak with current Gryphons and staff. Over 2500 attendees enjoyed a sunny and action-packed day, getting the chance to envision a future life at U of G this Fall.
Q & A with Mathematics and Statistics Faculty Member Daniel Kraus
Daniel Kraus is an Assistant Professor of Mathematics in the department of Mathematics and Statistics.
When did you join the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Guelph?
Fall 2019 semester
U of G Researchers share their work and why World Water Day matters
This year’s World Water Day is focused on accelerating change towards Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6: water and sanitation for all by 2030. The College of Engineering and Physical Sciences is home to many faculty and researchers with expertise in water and sanitation. They are continually working towards creating water and sanitation solutions that support SDG6 and improve life for all.
Celebrating Women in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences
The College of Engineering and Physical Sciences is proud of women whose passion for STEM, led them to study, research and teach at the U of G.
Carbon-smart soils used to combat climate change
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the most dominant greenhouse gasses (GHGs) that can absorb and hold heat radiated from the sun. Ever-increasing GHGs emissions have caused a significant rise in atmospheric carbon concentration in recent decades. If this trend continues, the Earth could warm by 2˚C before the end of the century, which will result in severe threats to human life and global ecosystems. Global efforts are being made to mitigate this effect by developing carbon capture and sequester (CCS) technologies.
Q & A with engineering faculty member Dr. Eran Ukwatta
Working in the School of Engineering, Dr. Eran Ukwatta uses AI to improve human health. We spoke to him about his research on using artificial intelligence to interpret medical images to assist with diagnosis and prognosis of disease.
Dr. Aicheng Chen Receives the Ricardo Aroca Award from the Chemical Institute of Canada
Dr. Aicheng Chen, a professor in the Department of Chemistry, was presented with the Ricardo Aroca Award from the Chemical Institute of Canada for his contributions to the field of analytical chemistry.
The award, sponsored by the University of Windsor, is presented to a scientist residing in Canada who has made a distinguished contribution to the field of analytical chemistry while working in Canada.