To Gel or Not to Gel: Lessons Learned in Predicting Gelation of Oils
Speaker
Michael Rogers, University of Guelph
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Targeting motional regimes with solid-state NMR
Speaker
Jeff De Vlugt, MSc Candidate
Gravitational Wave Astronomy: Chapter One
Speaker
Huan Yang, University of Guelph, Perimeter Institute
Nearby Nascent Neutrinos
Speaker
Tyson Schilbach, MSc Candidate
MSc Thesis Presentation: Detector Response Simulations of Hydrocarbon Neutron Scintillators
MSc Thesis Presentation
Candidate: Joseph Turko
MSc Thesis Presentation: A study on low spin states in 154Gd using the (p, p′ γ) reaction
MSc Thesis Presentation
Candidate: Harris Bidaman
MSc Thesis Presentation: Amide proton assignments of partially deuterated Anabaena Sensory Rhodopsin, investigation of solvent exchangeability and deuterium isotope effects
MSc Thesis Presentation
Candidate: David Bolton
MSc Thesis Presentation: Rheology of Aqueous Dispersions of Phytoglycogen Nanoparticles
MSc Thesis Presentation
Candidate: Hurmiz Shamana
PhD Thesis Presentation: Properties of the α-T3 Model
PhD Thesis Presentation
Candidate: Emilia Illes
Solar Eclipse at the University of Guelph Observatory
View the Partial Solar Eclipse
Come to see the partial solar eclipse at the University of Guelph through the telscope! View the eclipse with the naked eye using personal solar filter cards. The eclipse will begin at 1:08pm, peak at 2:30pm, and end at 3:48pm. All are welcome. Bring the family and/or friends! Take home a personal solar filter card (while supplies last). The observatory is a limited capcity facility.