Computer Science (@UofGComputing) PhD student Sonal Allana won first place in a national AI 3-Minute thesis competition for her research on AI privacy. Congratulations, Sonal!. Read more:

U of G researchers received over $16.3M in federal funding, including $1.65M from the NSERC CREATE program to support a cybersecurity training initiative led by Dr. Dehghantanha (@UofGComputing). Read more:

RT @OneHealthUofG: Manufactured Ecosystems is a trans-disciplinary international project that explores the potential for nature-based knowl….

Orbax from @GuelphPhysics shares the July Star Gazing Guide in @GuelphToday, featuring meteor showers, constellations and the latest asteroid discovery. Read more:

RT @UoG_ARTS: New course entered the chat…GPT? Explore how to think critically, use your unique expertise to ask the right questions and un….

Dr. Abbas Yazdinejad, U of G PhD grad, breaks down how AI helps scammers sneak past email security and how to protect yourself. Read more:

Canada can lead the world by making AI safer, not just faster or bigger. Dr. Ali Dehghantanha, Computer Science Prof. and director of U of G’s cyber programs, explains why in the Financial Post. Read more:

RT @uofg: Dr. Rene Van Acker, a world-renowned scholar, proud #UofG alumnus, and a leader deeply rooted in the University of Guelph communi….

RT @uofg: The University of Guelph is proud to announce the Local First Nations Award for #UofG students who are members of the 11 identifi….

Congratulations to Dr. Chong Gan on receiving a CANSSI Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship! As U of G PhD grad and current sessional lecturer, she'll now explore public health research through new statistical models. Read more:

Yesterday, we celebrated International Women in Engineering day with a breakfast event at the Bullring! 100 people from the CEPS community came together for a morning of networking, empowering speakers and community building. Read more:

The “City Killer” asteroid has a 4.3% chance of hitting the Moon in 2032. Orbax in the Department of Physics (@GuelphPhysics) explains what that could mean for Earth and satellites. Tune in:

Today is International Day of Women in Engineering! #INWED25 . #UofG marked the occasion with a special celebration grounded in themes of celebration, togetherness, inclusion and positive shared experiences. Thank you to all who support and joined us today.

Congrats to PhD candidate Mukaila Ibrahim on winning an Inorganic Poster Award at the 2025 Canadian Chemistry Conference! His work on radical ligands could lead to next-generation molecular magnets. Read more:

From Guelph to the globe: Dr. Prasad Daggupati and team in @GuelphEng built W3S, a weather data tool used in 4,000+ locations worldwide. It’s free, accessible and improving hydrological research one download at a time. Read more:

RT @UofGCBS: #ManufacturedEcosystems is launching at Zavitz Gallery on the #UofG campus June 23!. This immersive exhibition invites visitor….

On CBC Radio’s BC Today, Dr. Rozita Dara (@UofGComputing) spoke about the G7 Summit’s focus on AI. She highlighted the power of AI to improve our lives but highlights the need for regulations, ethical data use and privacy protection. Tune in:

Computer Science Prof. Rozita Dara (@UofGComputing) is using AI to predict avian flu outbreaks weeks before official detection. This early warning system could help save flocks and protect farmers. Read more:

Microwaves heat food fast, but is that always a good thing? Dr. Dmitriy Soldatov (@UofgC) was featured on CBC’s Quirks & Quarks to explain if microwaving damages nutrients in food. Hear the full segment:

It’s been an incredible week so far celebrating our new graduates. CEPS is proud to recognize 13 graduates with Dean’s Office awards for their academic achievement and contributions to the U of G community. Congratulations Gryphons!. Read more: