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Congratulations to Graduate Student Award Winners
Canadian Graduate Scholarship - Master's
Devin Hymers (MSc Candidate) beginning F19
Anish Verma (MSc Candidate) beginning S19
Ontario Graduate Scholarship
Allison Radich (PhD Candidate) S19
Rachel Munroe (PhD Candidate) S19
Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship
Sylvia Luyben (MSc Candidate) F19
PhD student Matt Buraczynski receives NSERC CGS D
Matt Buraczynski has just been awarded an NSERC Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarship-Doctoral. This 3-year award will start in the Summer 2019 semester.
Congratulations on your accomplishment, Matt!
PhD Candidate Hurmiz Shamana receives NSERC CGSD
Hurmiz Shamana was awarded an NSERC CGDS effective F18 - S20.
Congratulations Hurmiz on all of your hard work!
Dennis Mücher receives largest CFI funding grant for research with cancer therapy applications
Dr. Dennis Mücher, received $186,000 for specialized equipment to study heavy elements.
Joanne O'Meara named 2019 3M National Teaching Fellowship!
Joanne O’Meara consistently receives accolades from her students for her enthusiasm and passion for teaching, and for her ability to make physics accessible and engaging. Her pioneering work in using active-learning techniques in her classes and her willingness to explore and share new teaching ideas have revolutionized the teaching of Physics at Guelph and across Canada.
Sessional Lecturer Josh Mogyoros a recipient of the Residence Students' Favorite Fall Professor distinction
This past fall, University of Guelph Student Housing Services invited students residing in residence halls across campus (over 4500 students) to nominate their favourite Fall Semester professors.
Josh Mogyoros was nominated by a significant number of students and is a recipient of Fall 2018's "Residence Students' Favourite Fall Professor" distinction for positively impacting the academic experience at Guelph. Asked why they nominated Mr. Mogyoros as their favourite professor, one student wrote:
Congratulations to the Phys Phest 2018 Winners!
Thanks to all students who participated in our annual PhsPhest event. It was a great day!
Best Ph.D. Talk
- Hurmiz Shamana, "Unusual Polysaccharide Rheology of Aqueous Dispersions of Soft Phytoglycogen Nanoparticles"
Best M.Sc. Talks
Nanoscience Student Sara Matthews to be Awarded CEPS Graduation Prize
Congratulations to Sara Matthews on being selected to receive the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Graduation Prize! The prize is awarded to the student graduating with the highest cumulative average from an Honours Program in CEPS. Along with the prize, Sara will be recognized in the college awards display in the Summerlee Science Complex.