Survey shows students want to reduce campus environmental impact […]
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Survey shows students want to reduce campus environmental impact […]
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Food Science professor Massimo Marcone was recently admitted as a Fellow of the United Kingdom’s Royal Society of Chemistry. Admission is based on career achievement and contributions within the profession of chemistry. In particular, RSC (UK) accreditation manager David Barr noted Marcone’s many publications in peer-reviewed literature and his activities in the promotion and public […]
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Filter removes harmful bacteria from drinking water […]
The right horseshoe can make a difference […]
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Environmental biology professor Madhur Anand is set to receive the 2012 Female Professional of the Year Award from the Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC). She’ll be honoured June 9 during the group’s annual awards and gala night in Toronto. The ICCC is one of the largest membership-based national business organizations in Canada with more than […]
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Multidisciplinary approach may lead to better treatments […]
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Recent research looked at prenatal alcohol exposure […]
Volunteers needed to help garden grow […]
University of Guelph graduate student Laura Paret has received a 2012 War Memorial PhD scholarship worth $15,000 from IODE Canada. She is pursuing a doctorate in child clinical psychology, focusing on the importance of parent-child interaction and its effect on emotional well-being and development. Paret completed a B.Sc. in psychology at Queen’s University and received […]
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Results of taste tests go through statistical analysis […]
PJ’s, the student-run restaurant in U of G’s School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, has been named one of the 24 “greenest” restaurants in Canada by Leaders in Environmentally Accountable Food Service (LEAF). The group released its list of “Canada’s Greenest Restaurants” in recognition of Environment Week. “LEAF is celebrating Environment Week by shining a […]
Grade 8 students learn how to express themselves […]
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Study suggests supplementation boosts fat metabolism […]
Calling someone at U of G just got easier, thanks to the new voice-activated telephone directory. The next time you pick up the phone, just dial “0” and say the name of the faculty, staff or department you’re trying to reach. The new speech-enabled auto attendant (SEAA) has been available on campus since May 3 […]
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Laws applied differently to men and women […]
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New “look” will replace 1970s orange and brown […]
Art goes high tech with new tools […]
Fewer health problems mean lower medical costs […]
Eating yogurt temporarily boosts bacteria levels […]
Cystic fibrosis requires months of hospitalization […]
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