Only a few days left to sign up for the 4th annual OAC-GSC Colloquium! This interdisciplinary event is being held on Friday, February 27^th, 2015 and will run from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm in the Arboretum Centre. It is FREE to attend and includes a FREE lunch and coffee break snacks! Each department will brainstorm how their department might develop, improve, or promote the use of functional foods for human health. This year’s keynote speaker will be Dr. Massimo Marcone, Adjunct Professor in Food Science at the University of Guelph.

Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society

Dear colleagues

You are invited to submit papers in the upcoming 2015 CMOS Congress, TROPICS TO POLES: Advancing Science in High Latitudes, which will be held in Whistler, British Columbia, 31 May –4 June, 2015

The Faculty of Science University of Waterloo Presents TD Walter Bean Public Lecture in Environment

WHEN Thursday, March 12, 2015 5:30 p.m. WHERE University of Waterloo Hagey Hall Humanities Theatre

Division/Branch: Economic Development Division / Agriculture Development Branch Position Title:   Pest Management Field Technician Job Term:  Temporary (18 weeks) Location: Vineland, ON

Salary: $11.85 / hour, based on a 36.25 hour work week

Jim Bestari (Centre for Toxicology) will be offering a Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) Training Course schedules to begin February 23, 2015.  Course outline attached.

Please find below a link to FAO Professional Vacancy Announcement:  'Communication Officer' P4.

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Including Upcoming Workshops and Events

Department of Earth Sciences Biological and Geological Sciences Building, Room 1084  Wednesday, January 21, 2015, 12:30 pm

Near-surface Geophysics:Advances, Challenges & Opportunities  Presented by Dr. Peter Annan, CEO  Sensors & Software Inc. Supported by the KEGS Foundation  All are welcome 

PDF attached.

The  research team in conservation biology at McGill University is currently looking for two undergraduates and two post-graduates to help with botanical inventories this summer in southern Quebec. Data gathered will be critical in deciding which natural areas to conserve in a region undergoing rapid development. 

Invitation to Participate in Research Study

Richard Rush

Doctoral Candidate in Business Administration,

Athabasca University

richardrush@telus.net

Dear Colleague,