As #EGU2024 winds down, Arsh @ak__grewal wows the crowd with his work using stable isotopes and SAS frameworks Ciaran Harman to provide new insights into permafrost hydrology. PhD almost there!

Whohoo! Congratulations team! Checkout their excellent submission. McMaster SEES McMaster Faculty of Science this now 9 years and counting placing in the top 3 positions! I am so proud of our students. Well done!

McMaster SEES ENVSOCTY 3MA3 students celebrated end of term sharing top tips on all social research methods they learned about this year! They gained first hand experience through their own projects investigating influential factors on student experiences McMaster University.

Our ongoing work on carbon emission from the 2023 wildfires in Canada has won the Google Geo for Good Impact Award. Thanks Zilong Zhong and Chinyere Ottah for leading this work and NSERC / CRSNG and TIPS_SPIIE for supporting our research projects

Hi all, I just wanted to share two recently published papers that I have been involved with. If anyone wants a copy send me a message! Cheers! McMaster SEES McMaster Faculty of Science University of Derby WSU_SOE Uppsala universitet

There are lots of McMaster SEES McMaster Faculty of Science presentations and posters this week at GAC MAC PEG Brandon 2024 that you should check out! #gacmacpeg2024 #brandonmanitoba

Congratulations to Julia Nielsen 🌎🏔️ for winning 1st place student poster at GAC MAC PEG Brandon 2024! McMaster SEES McMaster Faculty of Science McMaster University McMaster Research

🌟Earlier this week Amalie Kanne and Jonas Mortelmans, members of Mike Waddington's Ecohydrology Lab, conducted research at the NOBEL Water Observatory in the Georgian Bay Biosphere Mnidoo Gamii.🌎🌱 Amalie Kanne Jonas Mortelmans NOBEL - Nibi (Water) Observatory

Honouring #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay by celebrating our friends, mentors, and research partners at the Aqqiumavvik Society in Arviat, Nunavut. aqqiumavvik.com Arviat Wellness McMaster SEES @MIRIMcMaster

My interview on Quirks & Quarks about #platetectonics will be broadcast again on CBC Radio today (Thursday, June 27) at 1:05 p.m. (EDT) if anyone wants to catch it. McMaster University McMaster SEES McMaster Faculty of Science CBC/Radio-Canada McMaster Media

The School of Earth, Environment & Society is seeking a sessional faculty member to teach our ENVIRSC 2B03: Soils and the Environment course for the 2024 Fall term. For more information and to apply, please visit our website: careers.mcmaster.ca/psp/prcsprd/EM… and search for job 63685

McMaster SEES students Julia Nielsen 🌎🏔️ and @ethandavies33 are conducting a #GPR survey on the last day of #geophysical #fieldwork looking for #neotectonic deformation. McMaster Faculty of Science McMaster Research

Maddy made important contributions to SUN Team McMaster SEES, Nunavut Research Institute Nunavut Arctic College, and Climate Change Secretariat Government of Nunavut research through her work identifying climate change research locations and exploring trends across #Nunavut.

Learn more about the IndigiNerds program and Maddy’s research with our team McMaster SEES

Check out the updates from our April visit to Arviat, where we were building shared understanding around goose terminology. McMaster SEES CIHR straightupnorth.ca/2024/07/26/arv…

A little late in sharing but here is one of my latest publications! In this article we completed a landsystem analysis in temperate non-surging glaciers of Mýrdalsjökull Ice Cap, #Iceland ! Here is a pic after a day of collecting data for this paper! McMaster Faculty of Science McMaster University

#EARTHSC3FE3 #Fieldguides are printed and ready for our 3rd year geological #fieldcamp next week to #WhitefishFalls #Sudbury and #ManitoulinIsland

The 15th Annual Woo Water Lecture! Wed. Oct. 9 (3:30-4:30PM) Dr. Ellen Wohl (Colorado State) "Messy Rivers are Healthy Rivers" Plus special announcement introducing: The McMaster Watershed Ecosystems Living Lab (The "WELL") McMaster SEES McMaster Faculty of Science McMaster University

Hot off the press! 🗞️excited to see our critical systematic review on paratransit research in the US and Canada published in Travel Behavioir and Society 🚐

Can we produce GEDI like canopy height for high latitude forests? Here we use C-, L-band SAR and optical data to extrapolate GEDI canopy height and propagate uncertainty. The use of seasonal data reduced error by 0.45 m and decreased bias by 1 m. Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2410.18108