Join Chemical Engineering professionals and interdisciplinary professionals to discuss career pathways after graduation and beyond.

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic with waves of ensuing isolation measures affect usual eating and lifestyle habits to various degrees among individuals. The presentation will describe preliminary results from a cohort of 2021 adult participants recruited from May to December 2020 from all provinces of Canada, being followed every 3 months for a year. Participants report on how the pandemic affects their eating habits, cooking skills, food security, body weight, physical activity, sleeping patterns and mental health. Using a mobile application, food intake is tracked at each follow-up to assess nutrient adequacy and diet quality with the goal of identifying trends and contributing factors.

Discuss ethical leadership and the impact on the future in engineering. Open to high school & post-secondary students, alumni, and industry partners.

Discuss professional opportunities and personal experiences to understand career paths, skills and certificates employers are looking for.

Planets around other stars, also called exoplanets, are seen everywhere! In the last 25 years, thousands of exoplanets have been found throughout the Milky Way. How do we find these planets? What are the chances of discovering life there? And if they are so common, why is it that we still don't know how they are formed? With the ALMA telescope we can now finally zoom into the birth cradles of planets: dusty disks around young stars. The spectacular images have given us new insights, but also raised many more questions on the process of planet formation.

Dr. Catherine Mah will deliver an introductory talk on the intersection between food and environment. This talk will highlight recent developments in the field and current research. This will be followed by a Q&A period, as well as a networking period with fellow trainees and students across Canada who are interested in nutrition.

Visit virtual technology businesses in London area for students, professionals and the public to learn, network and link with local companies.

Engineering professors, professionals and students, showcase winning projects about how eng impacts society and eng achievements tackling COVID-19.

Meet entrepreneurs and learn about innovative technologies, their benefits and how they overlap with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Join RCIScience as we take on Quarantrivia live again for The Final Quarter with Ridhi, helping our hero Dr. Pixel save his Pixel World from the coronavirus with the new COVID-19 vaccines and quashing some myths about the disease along the way.

After more than 100 years since the first discovery of cosmic rays, their astrophysical origin is beginning to be understood. This lecture will describe recent advances in our understanding using multi-messenger observations of neutron stars, supermassive black holes, and supernova remnants combined with VERITAS high-energy gamma-ray observations.

Interdisciplinary professionals present work and lead students through an interactive workshop about green space for climate resilience in urban planning.

John Ho – Community Energy Specialist, City of Victoria Energy & Climate Action Division
Jade Yehia – Healthy Built Environment Consultant, Island Health
Theresa Dearden – Environmental Analyst, UN Biodiversity Lab at United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) Crisis Management Branch
Annika Ogilvie – Ice and Remote Sensing Analyst, Fednav Limited

*FREE*

“Climate-driven species re-distributions in marine coastal systems”

As a Marine ecologist passionate about science communication, Professor Gretta Pecl develops and leads many large interdisciplinary projects that extend across research and communication domains. In this lecture, Prof. Pecl will talk about the extent and nature of the climate driven redistribution of life in our ocean, highlighting both challenges and potential management responses at various spatial and temporal scales. She will finish with ideas for how scientist and the public can effectively and interactively engage on these issues.

Engineers, professors, and professionals from interdisciplinary fields talk about their careers, how they’ve contributed, and current issues.

College Royal is an annual open house that showcases the clubs, student activities and agricultural roots of the University of Guelph. It’s the largest university open house event in all of North America!

Learn outside your comfort zone by collaborating with others from different faculties to solve real world problems that impact their surrounding environment.

24 hour design challenge with teams of students from different disciplines to solve real world problems with industry leaders judging panel.

Discussion of: ‘Aerodynamics: simulations & modelling’, ‘Mechatronics & design of parts’, and ‘Industrial design: non-physics tasks in a physics-first project’.