LAB NEWS

Public/conference presentations

THE CGU-CSSS CONFERENCE IN BANFF, AB

  Figure 1 – Genevieve Ali's 2013 Research Team completing a hike near Banff, Alberta. By Amber Penner The joint Canadian Geophysical Union (CGU) and Canadian Society of Soil Science (CSSS) annual scientific meeting was held in Banff, Alberta from May 4-7, 2014. Genevieve Ali and her 2013 Research Team had the privilege of attending and demonstrating the… Continue reading THE CGU-CSSS CONFERENCE IN BANFF, AB

Awards

GSA student research grant award to Aminul!

Aminul just received a student research grant (~2.5k) from the Geological Society of America (GSA) for his proposal entitled "Identification of Priority Areas for Wetland Restoration and Conservation: a Hydrogeochemical Study". In addition to funding Aminul's proposal, GSA also selected him among 774 applicants to receive a specialized award, namely the "Diversity in the Geosciences… Continue reading GSA student research grant award to Aminul!

Public/conference presentations

Upcoming wetland connectivity presentation at the 2014 JASM

The 2014 Joint Aquatic Sciences Meeting (JASM) to take place in May 2014 in Portland, Oregon will definitely generate a lot of discussion of the hydrological and biogeochemical functions of wetlands. Our group will contribute to these discussions by participating in session 065: Connectivity within watersheds: effects, functions & values of headwaters & isolated aquatic… Continue reading Upcoming wetland connectivity presentation at the 2014 JASM

Other group news

Welcoming new group members this January!

Our group is growing with two PhD students and one research technician joining us this January. Sam Bansah's PhD will focus on isotope hydrology in the South Tobacco Creek Watershed (Red River Valley, south-centre Manitoba) while Md. Aminul Haque's PhD will deal with wetland hydrology and biogeochemistry in Broughton's Creek Watershed (Prairie Pothole Region, south-west… Continue reading Welcoming new group members this January!

Funding

Infrastructure funding from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation!

To further the group's hydrological research in intensively managed Prairie watersheds, Genevieve Ali was recently awarded funding by the Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI) for the establishment a new research platform to be called MHyLAB (Mobile Hydrobiogeochemical LABoratory). This new infrastructure will allow our group to examine the temporal variability of nutrient concentrations in surface… Continue reading Infrastructure funding from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation!