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Dr. Ed McBean has been selected to receive the Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management Seminal Paper Award from the Environmental & Water Resources Institute (EWRI). This award marks an important milestone in his career, recognizing his paper titled, The battle of the water sensor networks (BWSN): A design challenge for engineers and algorithms. The award will be presented at the 2025 World Environmental and Water Resources Congress in Anchorage, Alaska, on May 21, 2025.  

A fifth-year Computer Engineering student and Gryphon Racing team captain shares his experience working co-op terms at Electrovaya and Tesla.

PhD candidate Jagandeep Saraya developed a water-based method for DNA modification, making the process simpler, cheaper and sustainable.

A Master of Data Science student shares her experience in the program and gives advice to others considering a path in data science.

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.

Two University of Guelph physics students, Michaela Hishon and Emma Greenall, attended CAP’s Canadian Conference for Undergraduate Women & Gender Minorities in Physics (CCUW*iP) held at University of Calgary from January 31st to February 2, 2025. Emma Greenall, a 4th year nanoscience student, got an honourable mention for her oral presentation and Michaela Hishon, a 4th year Biological and Medical physics student, won first place for her oral presentation.

Congratulations to Michaela and Emma!

A study led by Dr. Hermann Eberl reveals how marine bacteria influences ocean ecosystems and helps mitigate climate change.

A fourth-year environmental engineering student shares her passion for sustainability and encourgages others to be "impactful engineers."

Researchers, led by Dr. Monica Cojocaru, developed AI algorithms that could transform decision-making for shared resources.

Actua's 2025 National Conference took place in Ottawa from January 22 - 24, 2025.

Actua is a network-driven organization, proudly representing over 40 universities and colleges across Canada, delivering hands-on STEM programming to youth in every province and territory.