Past Events

Eat your lunch with us while learning about the transition cow trifecta of health, nutrition, and reproduction!   Dr. Stephen LeBlanc, Dr. Trevor DeVries, and Dr. Eduardo Ribeiro will be talking about their latest research on April 14, 2021 from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM DST!   Click below to register! #transitioncowtrifecta #afreshstart  Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_tlg9xp6pT2uF-Y3LFMloRg

The Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is a competition for graduate students in which participants present their research and its wider impact in three minutes or less to a panel of non-specialist judges. The challenge is to present complex research in an engaging, accessible and compelling way, using only one slide. This is an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their research to a wider audience, improve their oral presentation skills and to build excitement for research that is happening here at Guelph!

Sign up on your own or grab a group of friends or former classmates and log in to test your knowledge. Hosted by Ruby Entertainment, OAC Trivia will include topics such as curling, agriculture and OAC history! Rules and Info for Trivia: 

Salmonella enterica is a bacterial zoonotic pathogen of global importance that cause approximately 80 million causes of foodborne illness each year.  Transmission dynamics of Salmonella from livestock to humans, from livestock to the environment and from the environment to humans are complex, and a systematic approach must be applied in order to reduce the burden of human salmonellosis.  A systematic approach to controlling salmonella in humans, animals and the environment has been developed using genomics-based approaches.

 “Raising Entire Males For Pork Production: Relationships Between Androstenone, Behaviour and Meat Quality.”  

Each month in 2021 a different lab within the Nutrition group will share their exciting new research in a dynamic virtual manner. Please feel free to forward these seminar invites to industry partners or others who may be interested. In February we bring you: Recent activity in the (Cant) Lactation Systems Biology Lab