Recent MES Graduate Lydia Johnson Featured in The Conversation
The School of Environmental Studies congratulates Lydia Johnson on her publication in The Conversation. The article was chosen as the feature story on April 6, 2023!
The School of Environmental Studies congratulates Lydia Johnson on her publication in The Conversation. The article was chosen as the feature story on April 6, 2023!
Dr. Friesen has an opening for a Canadian graduate student (MSc or PhD) to study evolutionary and conservation genomics of birds. Click here for full details!
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ENSC
Past degree: Bachelor of Business Administration (Trent University)
Current project title: Assessing the Commercial Viability of Carbon Capture-Derived Synthetic Fuels in Canada: A Policy and Techno-Economic Analysis
Supervisor: Dr. Warren Mabee
MES-R
ENSC
Past degree: BSc Biochemistry, Redeemer University
Current project title: Detection of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the environment
Supervisor: Dr. Stephen Brown
MES-R
ENSC
Past Degree: BSc Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology, University of Ghana
Research Area: Environmental Governance of Data Centres
Supervisor: Dr. Kyla Tienhaara
MES-R
ENSC
Past Degrees: B.Sc. in Geography at Slippery Rock University
Research Topic: Blue Justice and Food Justice within small scale fisheries on the Great Lakes
Supervisor: Dr. Kristen Lowitt
PhD
ENSC
Past Degrees: BSc. Honours, Biomedical Toxicology, University of Guelph
Thesis: Investigating the ecotoxicological effects of tire-additive chemical, 6PPD, on the early life stages of largemouth bass (Micropterus nigricans)
Supervisors: Dr. Diane Orihel & Dr. Louise Winn
MES-R
ENSC
Degree: BSc Biology, Queen's University
Project: Road salt phytoremediation: Using halophytic plants to intercept road salt runoff
Supervisor: Dr. Barb Zeeb
MES-R
ENSC
Degree: MES-R
Thesis Title: Brewing the Environment: Pro-Environmental Identity and the Consumption and Production of Craft Beer in Ontario
Project Areas: Sustainability, Environmental Attitudes, Consumption Culture, Environmental Marketing
Supervisor: Dr. Myra J. Hird
ENSC
Degree: Master's of Environmental Studies
Project Area: I will be assessing biodiversity in New Zealand lakes using eDNA. I will be working in partnership with Indigenous Maori communities and science communicators to help develop responsible monitoring and holistic lake health practices.
Supervisor: Dr. Diane Orihel