Cameron Conroy

Cameron Conroy

Cameron Conroy

MES-R

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

Gillian Brouwer

Gillian Brouwer

Gillian Brouwer

MES-R

ENSC

Past degree: BSc Biochemistry, Redeemer University

Current project title: Detection of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the environment

Supervisor: Dr. Stephen Brown

Yvonne Opoku Minta

Yvonne Opoku Minta

Yvonne Opoku Minta

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

Abi Lushefski

Abi Lushefski

Abi Lushefski

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

Katryna Seabrook

Katryna Seabrook

Katryna Seabrook

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

Sophie Kitson

Sophie Kitson

Sophie Kitson

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

Piper Friesen

Piper Friesen

Piper Friesen

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

Samantha Massett

Samantha Massett

Samantha Massett

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