U of G Has Expert on Self-Injury
The University of Guelph has an expert who can discuss Facebook and Instagram’s recent decision to ban or censor images of self-harm. Prof. Stephen P. Lewis is a professor of psychology […]
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U of G Study on Fibbing in Job Interviews Makes National Headlines
New University of Guelph research about our likelihood to “exaggerate the truth” during job interviews was recnetly featured in several national news outlets. An article highlighting the research first appeared […]
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Climate Action Helps Companies Build Reputations and Attract Investors
By Prof. Rumina Dhalla, College of Business and Economics […]
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City Bees’ Favourite Flowers, According to Our DNA Tracking Experiment
By Post-doctoral Research Fellow Elizabeth Franklin and Post-doctoral Research Assistant Caitlin Potter, Environmental Sciences […]
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U of G Provost Discusses Report on Future of Auto Industry
University of Guelph provost and vice-president (academic) Charlotte Yates was featured in a CBC Radio One Windsor interview on Feb. 27 to discuss her new report on the future of Canada’s […]
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OVC Prof Appears in Consumer Reports Article on Pet Illnesses
Prof. Scott Weese was featured in a Consumer Reports article about the link between antibiotic overuse in pets and subsequent disease outbreaks in humans. A professor of pathobiology at the […]
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Scientific American Interviews U of G Prof on Houseflies, Disease Spread
Climate change could cause vast numbers of the world’s insect species to go extinct, but the common housefly could find itself thriving, says University of Guelph epidemiologist Amy Greer. In a […]
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Prof Discusses Food Fats on CBC Radio and CBC TV
Prof. Alejandro Marangoni, Department of Food Science and a Canada Research Chair in Food, Health and Aging, was featured on CBC Television’s The National and on CBC Radio’s The World At Six […]
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