Pretty excited to have our brownification review published in STOTEN! Isobel DeMont Michael Brophy Dewey Dunnington Dave Redden Graham Gagnon Water Studies sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Tomorrow, February 11, is the International Day for Women and Girls in Science.  To honour this day, we celebrate the outstanding work of Tiannie Paul (left), AFNWA's Operations Engineer, and Dr. Megan Fuller from Dalhousie University’s Water Studies! #womeninscience

Thanks Engineers NS for the invitation to talk about our wastewater surveillance work!

Happy International Women's Day! Today we honour the dedicated women working on long-term solutions for water and wastewater management in Mi'kmaq and Wolastoq communities. To the women Chiefs, Elders Advisory Lodge members, and AFNWA staff members, we say, "Thank you!"! #IWD

Happy IWD! Dr. Jennie Rand, P.Eng., chair of the Women in Engineering Committee, has provided a message in recognition of this year’s theme #EmbraceEquity. Thank you to the women who make a difference in the engineering community! Women's Day Engineers Canada Acadia University #IWD2023

On this International Women’s Day, we are proud to celebrate our #CWRS researchers who continue to lead and advance research and innovation in the water engineering field. Thank you for everything you do! #IWD2023 #water #research

Very excited to lead this work with Amina Stoddart and many students and colleagues in the Water Studies team

Our Centre for Water Resources Studies has partnered with the Atlantic First Nation Water Authority and Mitacs to train students supporting the mission of safer drinking water and clean wastewater for participating communities: bit.ly/3NmqQ39 #NIPD2023

Happy International Women in Engineering Day! Today we are proud to celebrate our #CWRS researchers making a difference in the water engineering field. #INWED2023 #Engineering #Research

An exciting morning for the #CWRS team as PhD student Martin Earle successfully defended his thesis “Mechanistic Study of Raw Water Biofiltration for Surface Water Manganese Control.” Congratulations, Martin! #PhD #Thesisdefence #DalWater

Congratulations to #CWRS's Kalli Hood on winning the Fresh Ideas award at the ACWWA! And congratulations to our team on a successful ACWWA conference this year.

Our Spring 2024 Engineering Magazine is here! In this year’s issue, we are exploring the ground-breaking work of our researchers, alumni, and students as they navigate a changing world and build solutions for change. Check out the magazine here: bit.ly/4aI5gAv

Dal Eng's Dr. Amina Stoddart is leading the charge in wastewater treatment. From COVID-19 solutions to N95 mask disinfection, her innovations have had global impact. Now, she's exploring UV LEDs for water treatment. Learn more about her research here: bit.ly/3U9feUp

The Atlantic First Nations Water Authority (Atlantic First Nations Water Authority) has partnered with Dal to help in its mission to deliver world-class drinking water and treatment guided by Indigenous knowledge, with help from a $4.3M NSERC Alliance-Mitacs Accelerate Grant: bit.ly/3w8ZuZO

We are proud to announce that Dalhousie engineering researcher Dr. Graham Gagnon, has been elected as a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE), one of the highest honours an engineer can receive in Canada. bit.ly/44yRtd7

Hon. Deputy Prime Minister Freeland visited @Dalhousie Dal Engineering Water Studies this week and I took her on a tour of our labs (Graham Gagnon). We talked about UVLEDs, resilient water infrastructure, wastewater surveillance and collaboration w/Atlantic First Nations Water Authority & Halifax Water

Very pleased to host President Alejandro Adem in our Water Studies lab. We discussed discussed viruses, uv-less and climate change impacts on water industry.

On June 23, we celebrate International Women in Engineering Day, honouring the achievements of women engineers🌟 Among Dal's Faculty of Eng, alumna Gillian Stanton stands out. Through Imhotep’s Legacy Academy ⚛️ she inspires African NS youth to explore STEM fields. bit.ly/3RFfH09