A cream liqueur for vegan- and lactose-intolerant consumers, a soybean-based skin exfoliant and edible soy protein substitute for aluminum foil are this year’s first-place projects at the University of Guelph’s […]
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University of Guelph food scientist Paul Spagnuolo is featured in the latest issues of Edible Toronto and Edible Ottawa discussing his ongoing research into new leukemia treatments using an ingredient […]
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Sen. Tony Dean will speak at the University of Guelph on March 19 about the road to cannabis legalization in Canada. Hosted by the College of Social and Applied Human […]
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By Mervyn Horgan, Associate Professor of Sociology, and Edith Wilson, Master’s of Sociology, University of Guelph […]
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Could the massive university admissions scandal making headlines in the U.S. happen in Ontario? That’s what University of Guelph registrar Ray Darling was asked in a recent CTV Kitchener report. […]
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The good news is the new Canada’s Food Guide will save a family of four $475 annually on grocery bills, according to a new University of Guelph study. The bad […]
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University of Guelph Prof. Nina Jones is available to discuss what is being learned about kidney disease and possible treatments on World Kidney Day, March 14. Jones, with U of […]
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Prof. Scott Weese spoke to the National Post to discuss the question of whether dogs can develop autism after vaccination. Fears about human vaccines are making headlines almost every day, […]
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By Michael von Massow, Professor of Food Economics; Alfons Weersink, Professor, Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics (FARE) and FARE Research Assistant Molly Gallant […]
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By Craig Anthony Johnson, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Guelph Institute of Development Studies […]
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New University of Guelph research examining whether runners’ hearts function more efficiently than those of other athletes was featured on CBC Radio Kitchener’s Morning Edition. Prof. Jamie Burr from U […]
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The University of Guelph has an expert who can comment on issues involving marketing that appeals to children. Tirtha Dhar, a professor in the Department of Marketing and Consumer studies, […]
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The University of Guelph’s unique DNA barcoding technology was featured in a recent AFP news article examining the ongoing problem of fish mislabelling. The article reported on a study by […]
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With the days growing longer and the clocks “springing” forward this weekend, the University of Guelph has an expert who can discuss daylight saving time and its health implications. Dr. […]
If depression affects twice as many women as men, there needs to be a lot more research on what makes men’s and women’s brains so different, says a new paper […]
University of Guelph political science professor Kate Puddister and graduate student Danielle McNabb have written a new commentary in The Conversation Canada questioning whether new legislation designed to protect alleged […]
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CBC News Online spoke to Prof. Leanne Son Hing from the University of Guelph’s Department of Psychology about the importance of using gender-neutral language at work. Son Hing, who studies […]
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University of Guelph political sciences professor Maureen Mancuso was quoted in The New York Times and appeared on CBC Radio’s The Current March 5, discussing the SNC-Lavalin crisis and Treasury […]
University of Guelph has experts available to comment on topics related to International Women’s Day March 8. Prof. Samantha Brennan – Women in Sports and Fitness Email: sjbrennan@uoguelph.ca Dean, College of […]
How much personal information can be learned by studying someone’s poop? That’s what the team at CBC Radio’s Quirks & Quarks asked of University of Guelph microbiologist Emma Allen-Vercoe, after hearing reports […]
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