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ETC Chemists Find Microwaves May Help Treat COVID-19

ETC Chemists Find Microwaves May Help Treat COVID-19

Dr. Khashayar Ghandi, an ETC chemist, has discovered that microwave radiation may disable the coronavirus at body temperature, offering a potential new treatment method. The study, published in Nature Scientific Reports, showed that microwaves can inactivate parts of the virus's spike protein. This could lead to new treatments and ways to create inactive virus for vaccines.

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U of G Chemists’ Research Holds Global Warming Benefits

U of G Chemists’ Research Holds Global Warming Benefits

New research from Prof. Aicheng Chen is stemming global warming while making useful chemicals for industry usage. Dr. Aicheng Chen and his team at the University of Guelph have found a way to turn carbon dioxide into useful chemicals, helping to reduce global warming. They hope to work with a company to scale up this process and make it practical for real-world use.

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U of G Chemist Gets $3.3 Million for Nuclear Power Research

U of G Chemist Gets $3.3 Million for Nuclear Power Research

Prof. Peter Tremaine Receives Federal Funding for Nuclear Power Studies Research. Dr. Peter Tremaine from the University of Guelph has received $3.3 million to improve nuclear power through advanced water chemistry studies. His research will help make current reactors more efficient, develop new reactor designs, and find safe ways to store spent nuclear fuel.

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U of G Prof Gets $200,000 to Reduce Agricultural Emissions

U of G Prof Gets $200,000 to Reduce Agricultural Emissions

Prof. Leanne Chen is awarded New Frontiers in Research Fund - Exploration grant. Dr. Leanne Chen from the University of Guelph got $200,000 to develop a technology that uses clean energy to turn agricultural waste into useful products, cutting down on pollution. Her research aims to make a real impact by turning scientific ideas into practical solutions for farming and climate change.

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