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U of G Researchers Find Effective Way to Treat Ketosis in Dairy Cows
By Cate Willis
A University of Guelph study has found that reducing cow milking frequency can help treat ketosis, a common metabolic disorder that occurs within two weeks of delivering a calf.
Dr. Todd Duffield, a professor in the Department of Population Medicine at the ...
U of G Research Finds Poor Mental Health in Medicine About More Than Just Doctors and Nurse
A University of Guelph study led by Dr. Basem Gohar reviewed 16 studies to assess the pandemic’s impact on medical lab professionals and therapists. The team found widespread negative mental health outcomes, including burnout, depression, and anxiety, across all occupational groups examined. Researchers initially screened nearly 9,000 articles before narrowing down to those meeting the criteria for detailed analysis...
U of G Study Finds Better Cattle Housing Can Help Heal Hock Injuries
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By Cate Willis
A University of Guelph study has found that improving housing environments for dairy cattle with hock injuries can promote healing.
Led by PhD student Amanda Armstrong and Dr. David Kelton, a professor in the Ontario Veterinary College, the team set out to better understand the relationship between hock and knee injuries and lameness in dairy cattle. They wanted to know what...
Data Science: Secure Data Centre Supports Research and Policy Development
The McLaughlin Library, home to the Branch Research Data Centre
By Gillian Beatson
Even research data not collected at the University of Guelph still needs protection on campus.
The Branch Research Data Centre (BRDC), located in the McLaughlin Library, is a secure data enclave that holds sensitive and specific data from surveys and administrative data mostly originating with Statistics Canada and other government departments. It is part of the Canadian Research Data Centre Network. For many researchers,...
U of G Study Aims to Inform Post-COVID Rural Policy
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By Vanessa Virgo
A University of Guelph study led by Dr. Leith Deacon of the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development highlights the need for government policies to reflect the COVID-19 experiences of small and rural Ontario communities. Using a large-scale survey, the research team examined how these populations were affected by the pandemic, aiming to inform more inclusive and effective policy decisions for future public health and...
Data Science: Building a Foundation to Research Life on Our Planet
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By Samantha McReavy
Understanding how biodiversity changes and adapts in response to different factors—including urbanization and climate change—is possible thanks to the International Barcode of Life’s (iBOL) database, BOLD.
U of G Researchers Test Product that Could Revolutionize Tender Fruit Industry
An orchard of Harrow Dawn peaches
By Abbey Drew
University of Guelph researchers are testing a new spray-on peach-thinning product that could transform the tender fruit industry. Traditionally, growers rely on labour-intensive hand-thinning to remove smaller fruits, allowing remaining peaches to reach market size. Dr. John Cline a professor in the Ontario Agricultural College, is evaluating a product designed to reduce manual labour, boost fruit size, and improve efficiency. The innovation could...
Data Science: Italian Canadian heritage
By Sydney Pearce
Dr. Sandra Parmegiani, head of Italian and European studies, directs the Italian Heritage Project at the University of Guelph. The Italian Heritage Project is a digital archive of stories and documents from Italian Canadian immigrants in Wellington County. This reserve documents the Italian experience and culture in Canada.
U of G Researchers Are Developing an AI Tool to Predict Outbreaks of Avian Influenza
By Abbey Drew
University of Guelph researchers are developing an artificial intelligence (AI) system to predict early outbreaks of avian influenza. Led by Dr. Rozita Dara, from the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, the project brings together experts from CEPS and the Ontario Veterinary College. The team is creating a predictive surveillance tool to help detect and respond to avian influenza outbreaks sooner, aiming to protect animal health, reduce...
Data Science: Shared Hierarchical Academic Research Computing Network
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By Alicia Bowland
High-performance computing technology helps solve complex problems, execute analyses and store data far beyond the computational capabilities of a standard desktop or personal computer.
Canadian researchers have access to advanced research computing support through the country’s largest high-performance computing consortium, the Shared Hierarchical Academic Research Computing Network (SHARCNET). It links 19 Canadian academic institutions (14 universities, four colleges and a...