Happy #internationalwomensday to all the #womeninSTEM, but especially the strong, intelligent, resilient women in QE3 Research! Diane Orihel Dalila Heather Vanderlip Sam Gene Chloe Robinson Lydia🌊Johnson (she/her) Stephanie Graves Samantha Wong, Sophie Watson & Natasha Neves!

#CEWtweetyourthesis My research aims to synthesize Canadian studies that have brought together Indigenous and western knowledge systems to study environmental contaminants and wildlife health. (1/3)

Congratulations to our students Lydia and Chloe for participating in this years Queen's Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs #3MT competition! A special shout out to Chloe for placing first in her heat 🐸🎉 We can’t wait to cheer her on in the finals next week! #scicomm Queen's Environmental Studies Queen's Biology

Join us this Wednesday, July 20th at 7pm for our weekly QUBS seminar with Chloe Robinson who completed her study at QUBS in 2021. Learn how her results can inform wastewater management and contribute to the protection of wildlife and habitats in the oil sands region.

An exit seminar in bare feet, followed by a swim in Lake Opinicon! QUBS will always hold a special place in my heart. 💚

A great afternoon with my academic family! Thank you to Lydia🌊Johnson (she/her) for being by my side through it all and everyone else who has supported me over the last two years!

After two years of hard work I am beyond excited to share my first ever publication! A huge thank you to all involved! 🐸🐸🐸

Ontario's #Greenbelt is over 800,000 ha in size and is the largest protected zone of near-urban nature and farmland on the 🌎. Doug Ford plan to open it up to development sets a terrible precedent. None of our protected areas, ecological sites are safe if he gets away with this

To Queen's University students! Here's your chance to join the QE3 Research group to be part of an exciting #fish #ecotoxicology experiment at the QUBS. Full-time employment for 16 weeks, apps due Feb 13: biology.queensu.ca/default/assets…

Excited to share our latest paper on how chemical communication in wood frogs is influenced by early-life exposure to compounds in #oilsand tailings ponds. Co-leads Chris Elvidge Chloe Robinson in collaboration w/ ECCC SciTech QE3 Research sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #cdnsci

Thanks The Conversation Canada for letting us weigh in on the #ImperialOil tailings spills with some scientific facts on how wastewaters from #oilsands processes affect aquatic life. Co-authored by Chloe Robinson Chris Elvidge #AlbertaTarSands #TailingsPonds #cdnsci #cdnpoli