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Expanding the understanding of life, from DNA to cells to complex ecosystems. University of Guelph.
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Joined January 2016
U of Guelph faculty! Project proposals are due Dec. 12 for the Robert Woolner Undergraduate Summer Studentship in One Health. This $10,000 studentship provides an undergraduate student with an opportunity to engage in a summer research project. Visit: https://t.co/R3EQ8MuFRb
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Aquaculture is a growing industry, but keeping the water clean is a challenge.🐟 Researchers @IntUGrativeBiol, led by Dr. Andreas Keyland & PhD student Kathleen Nolan, are developing a system to test strains of algae for wastewater bioremediation. 🗞️ https://t.co/mh3DI7fFBn
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Do you want to hear about ways to participate in future health science research at the University of Guelph? Join the Human Health Sciences Participant Database! Learn more at: https://t.co/GR7GGdUxYG
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Our next One Health seminar is Wed. Nov. 19, 1:00 in McLaughlin Library room 384 or on Teams! Wildlife pathologist Dr. Brian Stevens will speak on "The role of wildlife disease surveillance in advancing #OneHealth." Learn more/registration: https://t.co/eGaNlGEWaa Free pizza!
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Studying his Yanomami family deep in the Amazon rainforest, David Good’s PhD at #UofG combines microbiome science with Indigenous knowledge to investigate the foundations of a “healthy” gut. Learn more: https://t.co/wxzEsl6lwh
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David Good’s PhD at #UofG takes him deep in the Amazon rainforest — to study secrets in the microbiome of his family, the Yanomami. “If there’s something from Yanomami knowledge that can support our health, we’ll discover it here.” @UofGCBS Read more: https://t.co/LST9eGCNOZ
news.uoguelph.ca
A PhD candidate at the University of Guelph, David Good is uncovering the secrets inside the bacteria of the Yanomami people.
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#UofG | As cold weather approaches, how do bugs and spiders survive? Chris Earley from @UoGArboretum speaks to @WeatherNetwork about how insects make it through the winter. @UofGCBS @IntUGrativeBiol Read more:
theweathernetwork.com
Don’t forget that under all that snow, there’s a whole community of insects, spiders, and other arthropods waiting for the spring as much as you are.
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Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe’s microbiome research, featured at yesterday’s Council of Ontario Universities event, shows how #UofG is advancing life sciences by uncovering how microbes influence health and resilience across species, from humans to honeybees.
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CBS Grad Students: Don’t miss the next Grad Chats workshop: Academic Publishing!🖊️ This workshop will demystify the publishing process, from selecting the right journals to navigating the peer review process. 🗓️Nov. 11 at noon in SSC 1511 & online
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TOMORROW! Our next One Health seminar is Wed. Nov. 5, 1:00 in McLaughlin Library room 384 or Teams! Dr. Jennifer Silver @GuelphGeography will speak on "Fisheries, ‘keystone actors’ and calls for management reform on the West Coast of Canada." More: https://t.co/eGaNlGEokC
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📢HHS SEMINAR SPEAKER SERIES @UofG_HHNS! 🎙️"Cardiovascular Responses to Inspiratory Muscle Work" 🎓Dr. Andrew Ramsook, Professor @UWaterloo! 🫁Research: Respiratory Physiology & Cardiopulmonary Interaction 🗓️Thursday, November 27 ⏰1:00 pm 📌Room FS128 @uofg! 🏛️#UofG
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The One Health Institute & One Health Student Committee at U of Guelph are hosting One Health Research Day 2025 on Fri. Nov. 14 at the Arboretum Centre! This is an in-person event. To RSVP, visit: https://t.co/olCmtq5www Lunch will be provided for those who RSVP in advance.
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#UofGRearch on the link between antibiotic use and honeybee decline featured on @MBCooperator
@UofGCBS @cbs_research @UofGResearch
https://t.co/Rnf9Cm355d
manitobacooperator.ca
New research from University of Guelph shows honeybee deaths went up as antibiotic usage went down following Canada’s adoption of tighter rules, part of the effort against antimicrobial resistance.
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#UofGResearch examining the number of birds being killed by kids each year in Canada featured on Canada's National Observer. @UofGCBS @IntUGrativeBiol @UofGResearch
https://t.co/vgH65Xioby
nationalobserver.com
April Campbell has five rescue cats at home in Toronto and a bird feeder in her backyard. She loves watching the birds but also cares deeply for her foster cats. To protect both, she built a “catio”...
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The new Master of Applied Molecular & Health Sciences @UofG_MCB will prepare future leaders in fast-growing fields of biotechnology, therapeutic development & precision medicine🧪 Applications are now open for January! Program pending formal approval. 🗞️ https://t.co/sd0ZX3w7Us
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📢HHS SEMINAR SPEAKER SERIES @UofG_HHNS! 🎙️"Investigating the Role of the Blood-Brain Barrier" 🧠CROSSTALK: Brain & Cardiovascular System 🎓Dr. Melanie Alpaugh, Professor @uofg! 💼Research Scientist @UofG_MCB! 🗓️Tuesday, Oct 28 - TODAY! ⏰2:30pm 📌Room SSC2315 @UofGCBS! 🏛️#UofG
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Our next One Health seminar is Wed. Nov. 5, 1:00 in McLaughlin Library Room 384 or Teams. Dr. Jennifer Silver @GuelphGeography @CSAHS_UoG will speak on "Fisheries, ‘keystone actors’ and calls for management reform on the West Coast of Canada." More: https://t.co/eGaNlGEokC
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TOMORROW! Our next One Health seminar is Wed. Oct. 22, 12:30 in McLaughlin Library Room 384 or on Teams. Dr. Silvia Sarapura-Escobar @SEDRD @UofGuelphOAC will speak on the "Braiding Food Systems project for food security and food sovereignty." More: https://t.co/eGaNlGEokC
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How can we make the green energy transition both sustainable and fair? Join us for this important conversation! Dr. Teresa Kramarz (@UofTenvironment) is the keynote speaker. Oct 24, 3pm, @uogarboretum Free and open to the public — everyone welcome! ➡️ https://t.co/fMALnUDZjo
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