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U of G professor introduces a simplified method for solving resonantly forced linear ODEs.

Nicholas van Heijst, Physics PhD student working with Dr. John Dutcher, was chosen top three best student oral presentations for his talk at the recent Nano Ontario Conference at Western University held on June 18-19. This year's conference spotlighted soft matter and biological interfacial reactivity at the nanoscale. Nicholas' work focuses on finding novel and simple ways to solubilize hydrophobic molecules using safe and naturally-ocurring nanoparticles called phytoglycogen. 

Researchers pioneer novel approach for efficient detection and mitigation strategies for soil erosion.

Mathematics researchers using quantum communication to help boost data protections.

Approximately 120 women, gender diverse and allies gathered to celebrate International Day of Women in Engineering.

Sixteen 2024 awards will be given to outstanding graduating CEPS students for their achievements.

Dr. Emily Chiang and Dr. Rafael Santos are pioneering the future of clean water with their innovative research in water disinfection.

Starting this fall, two scholarships of $5,000 each will be available to Indigenous engineering students.

A new catalyst used in plastic waste conversion enhances production of valuable hydrocarbons.

From May 28 to 31, 2024, the University of Guelph hosted the  Canadian Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Conference on Robots and Vision.