U.K.’s The Guardian featured Prof. Paul Hebert, the director of the University of Guelph’s Centre for Biodiversity Genomics, and the DNA barcoding technology he developed in 2003 that has revolutionized […]
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A new $1-million gift from the Gosling Foundation will enable the University of Guelph to continue conserving valuable and endangered plant species threatened by climate change, disease and loss of […]
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Arrell Food Scholar Amberley Reutz, a PhD candidate in the Department of Geography, penned a commentary in Policy Options along with Arrell Food Institute director Prof. Evan Fraser and geography […]
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Prof. Maya Goldenberg of the Department of Philosophy spoke to The Canadian Press about why mixed and inconsistent messaging from political and public health experts can lead to public distrust […]
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The Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph has announced the winners of its 2020 Innovation Awards. Each award recipient has a substantial history of expanding the capacity of […]
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University of Guelph infectious diseases expert Prof. Amy Greer, Department of Population Medicine, has been awarded a Minister of Colleges and Universities Award of Excellence by Minister Ross Romano. The […]
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Preventing outbreaks of COVID-19 on university campuses could be achieved by testing the sewer system in specific areas of those campuses. That is what University of Guelph research collaborators Prof. […]
A team of researchers at the University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) has launched a study to better understand how household changes from the COVID-19 shutdowns have affected pets. […]
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With reports in Ontario and elsewhere across Canada that many shoppers have begun hoarding groceries, toilet paper and other goods over fears of a second wave of COVID-19 lockdowns, will […]
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CTV National News reported on a COVID-19 diagnostic test that uses University of Guelph-developed DNA technology. Prof. Steve Newmaster, a member of U of G’s Biodiversity Institute of Ontario (BIO), […]
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Prof. Thomas Sasso, Department of Management, has been invited by the Centre for Global Inclusion to serve as an expert panellist to help draft the 2021 edition of the Global Diversity, […]
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Prof. Al Lauzon, School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, spoke to TVO.org for a web article about why newcomers to Canada are reluctant to move out of large urban […]
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Got a cat that always seems hungry? New University of Guelph research suggests you might want to reduce — not increase — how often you feed them. Animal nutrition specialists […]
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September at the University of Guelph Arboretum usually means elbow-to-elbow throngs of gardeners and plant enthusiasts at the Arboretum Expo and Plant Sale. Since the popular sale is not possible […]
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By Vadim Karatayev, postdoctoral fellow, School of Environmental Sciences; Prof. Madhur Anand, SES, and director of Global Ecological Change & Sustainability Laboratory; Prof. Chris Bauch, Applied Mathematics, University of Waterloo […]
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The New York Times reviewed an art installation whose set was designed by Prof. Troy Hourie, School of English and Theatre Studies. The art performance, called Static Apnea, is designed […]
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How have companies adopted new business models in response to the COVID-19 crisis, and how sustainable are these new models? Those are the questions new federally funded University of Guelph research […]
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Prof. Maya Goldenberg, Department of Philosophy, has spoken to several news outlets about public fears over vaccines and what motivates anti-mask protesters. Goldenberg studies why some people become wary of […]
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Although this year’s Gryphons Read event at the University of Guelph has been a little different, the mission has been the same: to gather members of the University community to […]
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Many graduates look forward to the moment they cross the stage at convocation as an important milestone in their academic life as well as an opportunity to celebrate with family […]
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