We're hiring! Tenure-track data science position. Pls retweet. And pls feel free to get in touch if you have questions. carleton.ca/provost/2020/a…

The rochmanlab.com is looking for a postdoctoral scholar, with expertise in environmental chem and ecotoxicology, to be part of an interdisciplinary project led by @MollySchumer, and in collaboration with Claudia Bank, Sinton Lab and Vitor Sousa. Please retweet!

Congratulations to @mptbourdages on successfully defending her MSc thesis on #plasticpollution in the Arctic today in DGES co-supervised by Dr. Jennifer Provencher.

Ping @MarkMalloryLab @baakjuliae @mptbourdages Jvermaire Dr. Amy Lusher Chelsea Rochman @RhiannonCMoore

AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT: SCL is pleased to announce that Dr. Karen Kidd (Karen Kidd (@karenkidd.bsky.social)) is the 2021 recipient of the Frank H. Rigler Award for outstanding contributions to aquatic sciences and excellence in high-qualified personnel training. Further info. here: socanlimnol.ca/awards/frank-h…

This week the Youth Water Leaders attended a webinar with Jvermaire from Carleton University on microplastics. It was a great opportunity to understand how easily microplastics pollute our waterways & reflect on ways in which to combat them together.

Cette semaine, les Jeunes leaders de l’eau ont assisté à un webinaire sur les microplastiques de Jvermaire de Carleton University. Le groupe a appris comment les microplastiques polluent facilement nos cours d’eau et a réfléchi aux moyens de les combattre.

Coffee will be on hand for my 5:30am EST presentation for #MICRO2020!

New paper in STOTEN by DGES Carleton's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences PhD student Nic Pelletier with ECCC SciTech. Subarctic lakes are slow to recover from past atmospheric Hg and Pb inputs. Catchment inputs give lakes a long-memory of pollution. AddThis | Home doi.org/10.1016/j.scit…

Great to see @mptbourdages present her work at the #ArcticPlastics2020 online conference this week. In this study on #arctic #seals we detected no accumulated #microplastics larger than 425um. An example of collaborative work with Environment Canada and @DFO_Central

The Department of Geography and Environmental Studies (DGES) at Carleton University is mourning the loss of Dr. Doug King. Doug passed away on May 12 at Maison des Collines in Wakefield, with his wife and children at his side. Carleton's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences GLEL Carleton carleton.ca/geography/2021…

And a huge shoutout to all those that are part of the AMAP LMEG group - not all Tweeps, but here are some @MarkMalloryLab Dr. Amy Lusher @norway_badger Dr. Melanie Bergmann 🐘MBergmann🐘mstdn.social Sebastian Primpke Julia Baak, Ph.D. @mptbourdages Jvermaire Diane Orihel Chelsea Rochman Liisa Jantunen, PhD 🇨🇦 Bonnie Hamilton, PhD

The Carleton Ravens are NATIONAL CHAMPIONS for the 16th time in program history!! 🏆🇨🇦

Summit of Mt Katahdin, Maine during early Oct snow in 2005 #TBT Jvermaire

Branaavan Sivarajah Dr. Jennifer Provencher @CMPWastewater Jvermaire

Thank you to Councillor David Hill for taking the time to meet with our 3rd year Carleton University environmental science class this morning at City Hall Carleton Science

NEW findings of legacy #mining #pollution (Hg ~30,000 ppb, >99.9% percentile compared to other surveys) in urban 🇨🇦 #lakes, some watersheds destined for residential development ow.ly/27xY50QJsYw Branaavan Sivarajah Dr. Linda Campbell 🐟 (she, her, elle) Jvermaire Josh Kurek

JEQ featured article! How many #microplastic particles are present in Canadian biosolids? doi.org/10.1002/jeq2.2… #OpenAccess study by Sivarajah & colleagues Branaavan Sivarajah Dr. Jennifer Provencher @CMPWastewater Jvermaire DGES AAFC Canada Environment Canada Carleton University Research