#UofGRearch on the link between antibiotic use and honeybee decline featured on Manitoba Co-operator
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Expanding the understanding of life, from DNA to cells to complex ecosystems. University of Guelph.
#UofGRearch on the link between antibiotic use and honeybee decline featured on Manitoba Co-operator
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28.10.2025 16:08 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Master of Applied Molecular and Health Sciences
The new Master of Applied Molecular & Health Sciences will prepare future leaders in fast-growing fields of biotechnology, therapeutic development & precision medicine. π§ͺ
Applications are now open for a January start!
Program pending formal approval.
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PhD candidate Jonathan Chu speaks to @CBCKW891 about new #UofG estimates on the number of birds killed each year by cats.
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PhD candidate Jonathan Chu speaks to CBC News about #UofG research detailing how many birds are killed each year by cats.
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A 3Γ3 grid of nine University of Guelph researchers, each shown in individual headshots with various backgrounds and settings behind them, such as outdoor scenes, offices, and labs. All are facing the camera and smiling.
Nine #UofG researchers exploring topics from health and sustainability to society, technology and culture have received the 2025 Research Excellence Awards for their significant research, training and knowledge mobilization accomplishments.
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Learn more: uoguel.ph/60esz
Dr. Paul Hebert poses for a portrait in the atrium of the Centre for Biodiversity Genomics at the University of Guelph with shadow boxes filled with insects on display behind him.
Congratulations to Dr. Paul Hebert, #UofG professor and founder of DNA barcoding, for receiving the 2025 Sustainability Award for Outstanding Research and Development in Biodiversity from the Nobel Sustainability Trust.
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Learn more: uoguel.ph/bnxs2
Next Weekβs IB Seminar Series
Oct 23 11:30: Dr. Chris McCullough, UofG
Supporting students with disabilitiesΒ
Details ππ½
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How many birds are killed by cats each year?
A new #UofG study provides a more accurate picture of the millions of birds dying at the claws of household pets.
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Robert Harkness, Andy Turko, Mike Tymko
Congratulations to Dr. Robert Harkness from Molecular & Cellular Biology, Dr. Andy Turko @integrativebiology.bsky.social & Dr. Mike Tymko from Human Health Sciences, awarded funding through CFI's John R. Evans Leaders Fund!
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The dos and don'ts for reducing nutrient runoff from fertilizer on farms. Harmful algal blooms occur in high nutrient areas. Harmful algal blooms can produce toxins and create low oxygen zones where they decompose that kills aquatic life. Fertilizer runoff is a major contributor of nutrients in aquatic systems. Don't apply fertilizer on frozen soil so it is not lost as runoff when frozen fields melt. Don't clear cut shoreline. Avoid removing all plants on shorelines to decrease nutrient runoff. Don't overapply fertilizer. Test your soil before applying fertilizer to prevent unneeded application. Do conservation tillage. Leave crop residues on your fields after harvest. Do reduce irrigation. Choose drip irrigation and try irrigating only when necessary. Do keep a natural shoreline. Keep a planted shoreline to help absorb nutrients in runoff.
Wrapping up #ONTAgWeek with one more #UofG student infographic!
Jessica Collier, BSc student in Integrative Biology, shares some tips for preventing algal blooms fed by runoff from farm fields π± π
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zebrafish in a tank
DYK that fish can tell how each other were raised?π
A study by Dr. Georgia Masonβs lab in @integrativebiology.bsky.social has found that zebrafish will selectively mate with fish raised in βenrichedβ housing vs those from barren tanks.
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Today we honour the passing of Dame Jane Goodall, who had roots here at UofG. May her global legacy remind us that the power of science, compassion & action truly can change the world.
02.10.2025 13:54 β π 1 π 2 π¬ 0 π 0Photo of Dr. Mike Tymko
Congratulations to Dr. Mike Tymko, who was awarded $100,000 from @braincanada.bsky.social for his research on how cannabis consumption alters blood flow to the brain.π§
Read more at: www.uoguelph.ca/cbs/news/202...
Researchers collecting samples from a stream
How does intensive farming affect fish health?π
A study by @integrativebiology.bsky.social's Dr. Fred Laberge, Dr. Nick Bernier & PhD grad Dr. Pria Mahabir examined the brain size of creek chub from streams across southern Ontario to find out.
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#UofG | βWeβre not stamp-collecting here.β
Dr. Mehrdad Hajibabaei speaks to @theatlantic.com about capturing Earth's biodiversity and using technology to catalogue all life.
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29.09.2025 13:59 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0"CBG is strengthening global biodiversity research empowering the next generation of scientists to better understand, document and protect the natural world.β
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Congratulations to Dr. Ashleigh Domingo from Human Health Sciences and Dr. Jess Haines from Family Relations and Applied Nutrition!
26.09.2025 19:45 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Dr. Shane Bateman is an associate professor in the Department of Clinical Studies, Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph. The seminar is hosted by the One Health Institute at the University of Guelph.
Our next One Health seminar is Wed. October 8, 12:30 in McLaughlin Library Room 384 or on Teams!
Dr. Shane Bateman @ontvetcollege.bsky.social will speak on "Breaking the silos: Understanding violence through a One Health-One Welfare lens."
Free pizza!
More info or to register: uoguel.ph/s1osr
A group of scientists in lab coats attentively watching a colleague giving a presentation in a laboratory equipped with various scientific instruments.
Scientists in lab coats and gloves engaged in a group examination of test samples on a table.
A group of professionals in lab coats engaged in a discussion around a laboratory table equipped with scientific supplies.
This summer, #UofG researchers travelled to Peru & Ghana to share DNA barcoding expertise. Through hands-on training, graduate students & professionals learned how to identify species using DNA technology to strengthen biodiversity research.
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Learn more: uoguel.ph/zg3s5
Institute for LIFE Symposium
Thereβs still time to register for the Institute for LIFE Symposium!π©Ί
ποΈSept. 25 at the Arboretum
Presented by Human Health Sciences, in celebration of the launch of the Institute for Lifestyle Integration of Food and Exercise!
Free and open to all. RSVP: forms.office.com/pages/respon...
We are looking for graduate students to create infographics about: climate smart agriculture; biodiversity & ecosystem management; pathogens & pandemic preparedness; resilient supply chains; agricultural technologies. Select a topic and complete the application survey by Sept 26th. Develop your infographic with support from the organizing team. Submit your first draft by Oct 17th and final draft by Oct 31st. Receive a $150 honorarium and compete for an additional $100 bonus award.
Attention U of G grad students - the Infographics in Practice Program is back! Check out last year's final infographics and this year's application instructions at uoguel.ph/InfographicsInPractice. Apply by September 26th π
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New! Master of Applied Molecular and Health Sciences
CBS is launching the Master of Applied Molecular and Health Sciences!π§¬
This new course-based masterβs is a first of its kind in Canada, blending molecular biology with emerging fields, such as AI-driven drug discovery, stem cell research & immunology.
uoguelph.ca/programs/mas...
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09.09.2025 14:07 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0#UofG | βWe donβt have a silver bullet yet, but there are some positive signs.β
Dr. Brian Husband and student researchers discuss work to save nearly extinct American chestnut trees with @nationalobserver.com.
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#UofG researchers are surveying southern Ontarioβs American chestnut trees, tracking the health of the trees nearly wiped out by a fungus in the 1900s.
Without intervention, the trees could be extinct in 150 years.
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Learn more: news.uoguelph.ca/2025/09/into...
Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister
Congratulations to Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister, named to the Royal Society of Canada as a Member of the Societyβs College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists!π
The Royal Society is Canadaβs most esteemed body of scholars, researchers and artists.
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Institute for LIFE Symposium
Thereβs still time to register for the Institute for LIFE Symposium!π©Ί
ποΈSept. 25 at the Arboretum
Presented by Human Health Sciences, in celebration of the launch of the Institute for Lifestyle Integration of Food and Exercise!
Free and open to all. RSVP: forms.office.com/pages/respon...
CBS Grad Chats Series: Scholarship Applications
CBS Graduate Students: Donβt miss the next Grad Chats: Scholarship Applications event!
Learn how to find scholarship opportunities and write compelling proposals.
ποΈSept. 8 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
πSSC 1511 and online via Zoom
Watch your email for more info.
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