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ENVS*6900 - Graduate students research seminar

Submitted by shaerri on March 11th, 2019 3:48 PM
Date: 
Tuesday, March 12th, 2019 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Location: 

Alexander Hall Room 265

Research seminar presentations by some of our graduate students. This is part of ENVS*6900, but everyone is welcome to attend!

Asma Sabir - "Ambient alkaline hydrolysis as an emergency biosecure livestock and poultry mortality management tool"

Zexia Li - "Investigating the changes in shallow groundwater movement and quality under the impacts of land conversion from forest to agriculture in the Great Clay Belt, Northern Ontario"

Alexis Knight - "Transgenerational adaptation of microcystin toxin tolerance in aquatic zooplankton"

Brian Atkinson - "Metabolomics as a value added tool for toxicity testing in Freshwater Mussels"

Brandon Graham - "Setting the pace: Resource availability influences Lake Trout’s Pace of Life Syndrome"

Jonathan Abraham - "Relationship between natural organic matter and contaminant fate in an agriculturally impacted riparian zone"

Rebecca Osborne - "Assessing multi-generational and developmental ecotoxicological endpoints in freshwater gastropods"

Sabrina Rondeau - "Assessing exposure and sublethal effects of pesticide mixtures on ground-nesting bees"

 

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