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Centre for Scottish Studies Centre for Scottish Studies

Co-ordinates graduate studies and scholarly research in the history, literature and culture of Scotland and Scottish settlements in Canada, promoting public outreach and development of the University’s renowned Scottish archival collection.

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Conducts world-leading research and training in quantitative genetics, animal breeding, and genomics for numerous animal industries, including aquaculture beef, dairy, equine, goat, poultry, sheep and swine

University of Guelph - Community Engaged Scholarship Institute Community Engaged Scholarship Institute (CESI)

Brings together community and campus skills and resources in order to advance community-identified research goals, largely in the non-profit and public sectors.

A research and teaching support institute in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, we support community-engaged scholarship through research projects, curricular support, and capacity development. We work in collaboration, honour diverse forms of knowledge and increase university and community capacity for engaged work

Controlled Environment Systems Research Facility

Makes essential contributions to plant research and development for space and closed environment-related activities, especially through the research of its  Space and Advanced Life Support Agriculture program.

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Brings together one of the greatest concentrations of electrochemical researchers in Canada. Covers the whole range of technologies that involve chemical processes that are driven by the application of an electric current or which produce an electrical potential as a result of a chemical reaction.