The Neutron Navigator: Dr. Garrett's DAEMON Quest at U of G
Dr. Paul Garrett and his team from the Physics Department are working on Detector Array for Energy Measurements of Neutrons.
Dr. Paul Garrett and his team from the Physics Department are working on Detector Array for Energy Measurements of Neutrons.
On March 19th, SoCS Professor Ritu Chaturvedi was awarded the Central Student Union (CSA) 2024 Teaching Excellence Award, along with SoE Professor Dr. Mohamad Abou el Nasr. This award is a student-nominated award that recognizes professors' "significant contributions to teaching through their dedication, innovation, and commitment to excellence".
Congratulations Dr. Chaturvedi!
Avery Wesener, an undergraduate Chemistry student, wins top placement at annual Chemistry Conference.
The intricate dance of complexity: mountain pine beetle outbreaks in British Columbia’s forests call for innovative fire occurrence models.
Dr. Richard G. Zytner and his team are working in the field of soil bioremediation.
Eight CEPS graduate students rose to the challenge of presenting their research in three minutes or less.
Two engineering students at the University of Guelph have won top prizes for a photo contest hosted by the Metallurgy and Materials Society (MetSoc) of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM). M.A.Sc. mechanical engineering student Sevda Fathipour won first place, while fourth year mechanical engineering student Gautam Naresh Genani won third place for the 2023 MetSoc Student Multi-Scale Image Contest.
The University of Guelph launched an inaugural outreach event to engage youth in physics education.
A team of students at the University of Guelph have won the 2024 Runtime-First FPGA Interchange Routing Contest. Teammates Charlotte Barnes, Dani Maarouf and Timothy Martin in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, and members of the Guelph FPGA CAD Group, won with their solution, GRoute. The team was supervised by Drs. Shawki Areibi and Gary Grewal.
We spoke with fourth year mathematics student Vinay Joshy about his U of G experience.