SES Seminar - Dr. James Longstaffe
Our own Dr. James Longstaffe will present this seminar titled "Environmental Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: A Powerful Tool for Unique Insights into Contemporary Problems in Environmental Chemistry"
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MSc Thesis Examination - Charles-Étienne Ferland
Charles-Étienne Ferland will defend his MSc thesis "Distribution, abundance and biological control potential of the Swede Midge Parasitoid, Synopeas myles".
The advisor of the thesis is Prof. Rebecca Hallett.
SES Seminar - Dr. Thomas Graham
Our own Prof. Thomas Graham will talk about "The Many Faces of Controlled Environment Agriculture: Realizing Opportunities in an Agricultural Identity Crisis".
Everyone is welcome.
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Winter Seminar Series - Spring frost risk on Apple trees as influenced by climate change in Northwest of Iran
Guest: Dr. H. Yazdanpanah, Visiting Professor at Brock University
*Everyone is welcome. Abstract attached.
SES Holiday Party
You are invited to our annual Holiday Party. Appetizers and snacks will be provided.
Tickets:
SES students & guests: $20
SES staff & faculty: $25
World Soil Day
On World Soil Day, SOILS AT GUELPH is linking up with OMAFRA, the School of Environmental Sciences, and the CREATE-Climate Smart Soils graduate program to celebrate soil! Join us for a meet-and-greet with OMAFRA and University of Guelph soil specialists, visit interactive soil displays, and stop by for our Graduate Student Poster Symposium from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Refreshments provided by the School of Environmental Sciences.
Environmental Sciences Graduate Studies Info Night
Are you thinking about graduate school in environmental sciences?
The School of Environmental Sciences is inviting you to an informal meet & greet with our faculty night for one/one Q&A sessions.
Come and see if graduate school is for you.
Everyone welcome, vegan food will be available.
SES Guest Seminar - Dr. Maj Rundlöf
Dr. Maj Rundlöf from Lund University, Sweden will give a talk about "Bees, flowers and pesticides - managing agricultural landscapes for biodiversity and crop production"
SES Guest Seminar - Dr. Sarah Crawford
Dr. Sarah Crawford, a University of Guelph Alumnus, from the Department of Evolutionary Ecology and Environmental Toxicology, Institute for Ecology, Evolution and Diversity, Faculty of Biological Science, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main will give a presentation on "Evolutionary Toxicology: Using daphnia from the past to understand future impacts of environmental stressors".