Amid concerns that the hugely popular Facebook app FaceApp might pose a concern for data privacy, the University of Guelph has an expert who can comment. Prof. Rozita Dara with […]
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Restricted oxygen during early life development might result in lasting heart damage for many creatures, but not for alligators. Low oxygen doesn’t hurt their hearts; it makes them stronger. Now, […]
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Prof. Jeffrey Farber, director of the Canadian Research Institute for Food Safety at U of G, spoke with CBC News about a national recall of bagged kale over listeria fears. […]
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Are cats getting fatter? Until now, pet owners and veterinarians didn’t know for sure. Now University of Guelph researchers have become the first to access data on more than 19 […]
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U of G researchers working in a New Brunswick conservation area have discovered a rare variety of ant that’s known for “enslaving” other ant species. The discovery was covered by […]
The number of sub-Saharan African smallholder farmers and pastoralists using digital services continues to grow. […]
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After a wet spring that delayed planting for many southern Ontario farmers, how are crops doing now that the weather has fully warmed up? U of G Prof. David Hooker, […]
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Many dog owners and lovers are confused about what to feed their dogs following the U.S. Food and Drug Administration identifying a possible link between 16 brands of dog food […]
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Prof. Stuart McCook from U of G’s Department of History was on Australia’s ABC Radio show “The History Lesson” to talk about the Wardian Case, a wooden box that travelled the […]
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Investors are still trying to figure out how to predict volatile cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, but an artificial neural network model just might be able to do it. By Prof. Nikola Gradojevic, Department of Economics and Finance […]
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Prof. Paul Hebert, director of U of G’s Centre for Biodiversity Genomics, appeared over the weekend on a radio program on Australia’s public broadcaster, ABC. The RN Science Show looked at […]
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The sudden mainstream success of plant-based “meats” may not be the only form of sustainable eating on the horizon: fish and seafood alternatives made from plants may be next. Dana […]
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While it remains to be seen how Canada’s new food policy will operate, its announcement is an important step in ensuring that food is given the attention it deserves. By Prof. Evan Fraser, director of the Arrell Food Institute and Canada Research Chair in Global Food Security […]
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The University of Guelph has experts who can speak about a recent warning to dog owners from the U.S. FDA about grain-free pet foods and their possible link to a […]
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After a cool, wet spring, the first heat of summer is a warm relief. But for dogs and other furry friends, the high temperatures can present a real danger. The veterinarians at the Ontario […]
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The University of Guelph has an expert who can discuss why medical devices are so vulnerable to hackers. Prof. Ali Dehghantanha is the director of the Cyber Science lab with […]
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The Gryphon Singers choir has come in second place in the National Competition for Canadian Amateur Choirs (Collegiate Choirs division), presented by Choral Canada. The choir, led by Prof. Marta […]
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A trio of University of Guelph students has won top prize at an Ontario-wide design contest focused on creative public accessibility solutions. U of G landscape architecture students Adam Persi, […]
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Escalating tensions between China and Canada threaten to disrupt the growth trend of Canadian meat exports to China. By Prof. Sylvanus Kwaku Afesorgbor and Masters candidate Brendan McDougall, Department of Food, Agricultural & Resource Economics; and Jiahao Zhu, Master candidate. […]
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Prof. Dan Meegan, from U of G’s Department of Psychology, has written a three-part series for The New Statesman about whether conservatives in the United States who have long been […]
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