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2023
Congratulations to Heidi Gavel, Liam Hill and Bradley Knockwood who came third in the 2023 Clam Harbour Beach Sandcastle Competition!
2022
Congratulations to David Lewis, Liam Hill, Jenna Campbell and Michael Smith (not in photo) who received best presentation awards from the Atlantic Reclamation Conference 2022! (December 2022)
Congratulations to Jillian Taylor who published her work with snapping turtles in the Proceedings of Nova Scotia Institute of Science (with cover art!). (September 2022).
Our first in-person SMU Research Expo since 2020! The DEEHR group present an update of our annual research projects at the SMU Research Expo. (April 29, 2022) Link to JPEG poster. Link to PDF poster.
Congratulations to Lauren Gaudet who completed her Biology Honours thesis presentation "Bioaccumulation of Contaminants in Amphibians in Historical Gold
Mining Areas of Nova Scotia." Well done! (April 11, 2021).
Lauren Gaudet received the best poster award at the the 51st Science Atlantic Biology Conference, hosted virtually by University of Prince Edward Island! (March 11 to 13, 2022).
2021
(2021 was also a very busy year during an unprecedented global pandemic. As a result, while our team achieved many milestones and completed projects, we were unable to keep this website updated as regularly as in previous years. A sampling of our 2021 media outreach can be found here.)Congratulations to Michael Smith who completed his MSc thesis presentation "Using epiphytic lichens as biomonitors of atmospheric mercury and dust at a historical gold mine tailings site in Nova Scotia, Canada." Michael started the project a year before the pandemic and completed all laboratory and data analyses during unprecedented pandemic conditions. Very well done! (August 18, 2021).
Published! A paleolimnology study looking at arsenic and mercury contamination and complex aquatic bioindicator responses in two Dartmouth lakes, Lake Charles & Loon Lake. Article. Media coverage.
Partnership with Atlantic Mining NS announced! We will be carrying out a 5-year project to develop and test wetland remediation strategies at Saint Mary's University. SMU-AMNS Press Release. (March 2, 2021)
2020
Dr. Linda Campbell is selected as the 2020 Professional of Distinction Discovery Awards for Science & Technology! SMU Press Release. (Nov 26, 2020)
Congratulations to Sarah Kingsbury who successfully completed her MSc thesis: "Predicting the distribution of the Chinese mystery snail, Cipangopaludina chinesis, a potentially invasive, non-indigenous species, in Atlantic Canada". For her research, Sarah was awarded the 2020 Georgia Pe-Piper Medal for Excellence in the SMU Master of Science program. (July 14, 2020).
Congratulations to Meghan Fraser who completed her Environmental Honours thesis presentation "Ecological thresholds of the Chinese mystery snail (Cipangopaludina chinesis) in Nova Scotia environments." This was done virtually at the early stages of a global pandemic. Well done! (April 16, 2020).
The DEEHR group present an update of our annual research projects at the SMU Research Expo - just before we shifted to virtual operations! (March 6, 2020)
2019
Congratulations to Molly LeBlanc who has just published her first MSc paper in Environmental Reviews! (Nov 26, 2019)Seminar at Wilfred Laurier University, Nov 8, 3:30 pm! Poster design by Tristan Long (Biology WLU).
Published! Emily Chapman's paper on using local plants & low-dose Se treatments for potential remediation strategies is now out. Read online for free: https://rdcu.be/bP9M7. 95.7 radio interview: Link.
Congratulations to Sarah Kingsbury for receiving the 3rd place award for her poster presentation at the International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species (ICAIS) 2019 in Montreal! You can see her poster here. (Oct 31 2019).
Congratulations to Molly LeBlanc for successful defense of her MSc thesis and the Georgia Pe-Piper Medal for Excellence in Applied Science! (May 2019).
Congratulations to Brittany Hill for the successful completion & defense of her BES honours thesis & goldenrod art-science project! This was a challenging project and has resulted in beautiful work. (April 2019).
The DEEHR group present an update of our annual research projects at the SMU Research Expo. (March 1, 2019). Link to our 2019 Poster.
2018
WhiteFeather Hunter joins our group to work on Prospective Futures: Aurelia Project as a part of her bioartist residency. The project will bridge art and science to examine the impacts and "healing" of highly impacted legacy gold mine tailing sites in Nova Scotia. (Oct 2018).
Duncan Carruthers-Lay, our Clean Leadership Youth Intern, profiled in the latest Intern Spotlight! (PDF Link) (August 7, 2018)
Funding from NS Department of Natural Resources Innovation Program and NS Habitat Conservation Fund awarded! Those will support our ongoing invertebrate ecotoxicology & monitoring work to assess & test in-situ gold mine tailing remediation strategies. (June 1, 2018)
Course opportunity! ENVS 4480 Environmental Contaminants offered for the Fall 2018 term. Contact Dr. Linda Campbell if you're interested in taking this as a graduate or undergraduate course. Transfer credit may be possible.
'atulations to Molly LeBlanc who was voted People's Choice and placed 3rd for her presentation "Not All That Glitters: Assessing Environmental Effects of Abandoned Gold Mines" in the Three Minute Thesis Eastern Canada Regionals! (April 18, 2018). Link to You-tube video. Link to Transcript PDF.
Great presentations by Sarah Kingsbury and Molly LeBlanc on their MSc research at the Science Atlantic Environment Conference at Mount Allison! (March 17, 2018)
In honour of Great Lakes Day, the ASLO Limnology & Oceanography journal organized a virtual special issue for most influential L&O papers in relation to 17 great lakes of the world. French et al (2006) focusing on 20-year contaminant trends for salmon was among those selected for Lake Ontario. (March 6, 2018).
Well done, DEEHR team, for pitching our research at the SMU Research Expo! Link to our research projects poster (jpg). (March 2018)
Linda Campbell visits Swarthmore College to give the 2018 Luce Initiative on Asian Studies and the Environment public lecture. (March 1, 2018)
Welcome to our two new SLCC Biotechnology interns, Anabelle Lamothe and Shane Dalton and our returning SMUworks student Nimisha Grover! It's going to be an exciting term! (January 2018)
2017
Congratulations to a DEEHR alumni, Dr. Sae Yun Kwon who is now a faculty member in the Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, Pohang Science and Technology University, South Korea! (Nov 11, 2017)Congratulations to a DEEHR alumni, Dr. Roxanne Razavi, who is now a faculty member at State University of New York, Environmental Science & Forestry! (Sept 1, 2017)
Two major funding awards for our gold mine contaminants research from Nova Scotia Habitat Conservation Fund & Environment Canada & Climate Change National Wetlands Conservation Fund. Now the real work starts! (June 2017)
Molly LeBlanc is having a great week! Congratulations to Molly on getting 2nd place in the Three Minute Thesis at SMU! (March 31, 2017).
Congratulations to Molly LeBlanc for her manuscript "A Literature Review on the Ecotoxicology and Species-Specific Effects of Contaminated Historical Gold Mine Sites within Nova Scotia" being selected for First Prize in the 2017 NSIS Science Writing Contest! (March 23, 2017)
Emily Chapman and Molly LeBlanc co-presented the DEEHR group's research at the 2017 SMU Research Expo on March 3, 2017. View our DEEHR group poster (jpeg).
Congratulations to
Romina Juncos who published her paper showing links between
declining silver pollution and global changes in photographic
processing for Lake Nahuel Huapi. Link
to
paper. (Feb 14, 2017)
The Atlantic Provinces Sign Language Place Name Project has been launched! Check out the maps, learn a few MSL and ASL names for Maritimes cities and towns. Link to Project & Media mentions. (January 30, 2017)
2016
Congratulations to Molly LeBlanc and Dr. Emily Chapman who both received the CLRA Atlantic Chapter Scholarship Award for their presentations at ARC 2016! (Nov 10, 2016)
Dr. Emily Chapman invited to present at the Mining Industry Research Connector event at the NL Mineral Resources Review meeting in St. John's, NFLD. (Nov 2, 2016).
A new page has been developed for our gold mine contaminant research initative. Check it out! Link.
Dr. Linda Campbell is interviewed on Science Files about environmental science. The transcript is just out! [Aug 13, 2016; Sept 12, 2016]
Congratulations to Dr. Emily Chapman who has just published the results of our 2015 NSERC Engage project in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution! (May 30, 2016).
Molly LeBlanc will be joining the DEEHR group to begin research on contaminated wetlands associated with historical gold mine fields in Nova Scotia. Welcome! (April 28, 2016)
Congratulations to Julianne Robinson who received a Dean of Science Research Award for her summer research in DEEHR! (April 20, 2016)
Dr. Linda Campbell will be presenting an update on mercury & contaminants in Nova Scotia freshwater fish on March 4, 2016. See poster for details.
On Friday Feb 26, SMU held their annual Research Expo. Here's our DEEHR project poster for that event.
Dr. Emily Chapman will be presenting the results of her study looking at low-dose selenium additives on reducing mercury & arsenic risk from historical gold mine tailing material on Friday Feb 26, 2016. See poster for details!
2015
Congratulations to Romina Juncos who has just published her work on natural arsenic in an aquatic food web before and after a major volcanic eruption. (Nov 20, 2015).
The paper "Biomagnification of mercury in aquatic food webs: a worldwide meta-analysis" by Lavoie et al (2013) was recognized by Web of Science as a Highly Cited Paper for being among the top 1% cited papers in its field (ENVIRONMENT/ECOLOGY) as of May/June 2015. (Nov 2015)
Congratulations to Julianne Robinson who has receieved a SMU Academic Achievement Scholarship for her high GPA!
Julianne Robinson is on the cover of the Society of Canadian Limnologists' Fall 2015 newsletter. Link to PDF of newsletter on SCL website (Oct 26, 2015).
An overview of the summer research carried out by Gallaudet Biology intern, Amberlin Hines and Dr. Linda Campbell at SMU has been published in the Maroon & White SMU alumni magazine. Link to PDF of article. (Oct 20, 2015)
Dr. Campbell has started a list of useful aquatic environments videos. Do pass along any good videos and animated GIFs if you know of any! Link. (Sept 2, 2015),
Paper on mercury in archived little bat fur from across Atlantic Canada now out. Free reprints available until Oct 21, 2015. (Sept 1, 2015).
After discussion, we have changed our laboratory group name to "Dynamic Environment & Ecosystem Health Research" from "Aquatic Ecosystem Health Research Laboratory" to more accurately reflect our range of research interests and projects. (June 18, 2015).
Dr. Roxanne Razavi, an AEHL alumnus, will be working as a research postdoctoral fellow at the Finger Lakes Institute (Hobart & William Smith Colleges) in New York. Congratulations and best wishes!
Congratulations to Jocelyn Kickbush for her successful defense of her honours thesis on arsenic, selenium & mercury in Nova Scotia fish! (April 16, 2015)
Just in! We have been awarded an NSERC Engage Grant to work with Amec Wheeler Foster on an innovative remediation project to try to find a way to reduce bioavailability and toxicity of mercury and arsenic in mining wastes. Dr. Emily Chapman will be leading this project (March 30, 2015).
Carolyn Stevens, who completed her honours thesis in the AEHL in 2014, has landed an MES Sustainability internship with Clearwater Seafoods.
Our work looking at mercury in little brown bat maternity colonies across Nova Scotia and its relationships with water acidity is out! http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/es5050375. (January 15, 2015)
Roxanne Razavi has published her research looking at fish mercury biomagnification trends in reservoirs across an eutrophication gradient in China. http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/lno.10036 (January 30, 2015)
2014
Raphael Lavoie's latest paper on using isotopes to track overwintering sites of fish-eating Great Lakes birds to identify regions of mercury exposure now out. http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/es502813t (December 16, 2014).
Congratulations to Dr. Raphael Lavoie and Dr. Roxanne Razavi who convocated with their PhD degrees (and fancy gowns)! (Nov 2014)
Data give-away! The standardized yellow perch Fish Mercury Datalayer for Canada (FIDMAC) now available. Request form here; Metadata here. (November 14, 2014)
Linda Campbell presents the group's latest research at the SETAC North America Conference in Vancouver (November 10-14). One of the presentations is linked here: http://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.1243183
Raphael Lavoie's latest paper on the role of Great Lakes aquatic migratory birds and mercury contaminants is now out! (November 7, 2014) http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/es502746z.
Roxanne Razavi's latest PhD paper is now in print! Read about mercury, selenium & fatty acids in Bighead Carp from reservoirs of eastern China. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2014.08.019. (Sept 2 2014)
The AEHL 1-pager on common mistakes in stable isotope ecology terminology has been published to FigShare: http://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.1150337 (August 26 2014)
Many congratulations to Dr. Roxanne Razavi who successfully defended his PhD thesis "Mercury Biomagnification in Subtropical Reservoirs of Eastern China" at Queen's University on June 24 2014!
Many congratulations to Dr. Raphael Lavoie who successfully defended his PhD thesis "Mercury Biotransport via Migratory Birds and Food Web Biomagnification Influenced by Geospatial Patterns" at Queen's University on June 23 2014!
Congratulations to Carolyn Stevens who successfully defended her SMU ENVS honours thesis in April and graduated in May! (May 16, 2014)
Congratulations to Laura Gibson who just had her honours thesis work on gene expression and mercury in double-crested cormorants accepted by Ecotoxicology! http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10646-014-1243-5. (April 8, 2014)
Linda Campbell carrying out field research in Nahuel Huapi National Park, Patagonia Argentina with Marina Arcagini and Romina Juncos. Stay tuned for more updates on volcanic sources of trace metal contaminants to lake food webs! (Feb 2014)
2013
Congratulations to Roxanne Razavi who just published her first China food web biomagnification paper! Link to paper. (Dec 16, 2013)Congratulations to Dr. David Depew for acceptance of his next CARA National Sportfish Mercury Project paper in ES&T! http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/es403534q. (Oct 28, 2013)
Congratulations to Raphael Lavoie who just had his first ES&T paper accepted! http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/es403103t. (Oct 23, 2013)
Environment Canada releases a summary of the CARA Sportfish Mercury Project which David Depew has been working on for his postdoctoral work. Link. (Sept. 2013)
Carolyn Stevens and Dr. Linda Campbell will be presenting Nova Scotia research at the Aquatic Toxicity Workshop 2013. in Moncton, NB. (October 2013)
Dr. David Depew's overview CJFAS paper among the most read papers in the journal. Link to the list. (Sept 2013)
Congratulations to Raphael Lavoie for his Ontario Graduate Scholarship for 2013-2014!
Dr. Linda Campbell, Raphael Lavoie and Roxanne Razavi presented their work at the International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant in Edinburgh, Scotland. (July 2013)
Congratulations to Chris Baird for his successful MSc defense! (May 24, 2013)
Chris Baird presents his research on "Mercury biomagnification trends near and away from contaminated sites in the St. Lawrence River." at the Queen's Biological Research Station (May 15, 2013)
Congratulations to Laura Gibson for her successful BIOL 537 Honours Thesis defense! (April 2013)
Roxanne Razavi's Queen's Limnology Seminar "Eutrophication and mercury dynamics: insights from reservoirs in subtropical China" (April 9, 2013)
Raphael Lavoie's Queen's Limnology Seminar "Migratory fish-eating birds and food web biomagnification: a spatial analyses of mercury" (Feb 13, 2013)
John Poulopoulos has successfully completed his PhD thesis. Congratulations, Dr. Poulopoulos! (Jan 2013).
Dr. David Depew's overview CJFAS paper on developing a database for sportfish mercury across Canada is now out. Link to abstract. (Jan 2013)
2012
Mapping Great Lakes stressors: PNAS paper out (open access): Link. More information at the GLEAM website (Dec 17, 2012).
Roxanne Razavi has had her MSc paper accepted for publication in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (November 2012).
Many congratulations to Dr. Jorge Revenga who completed the last of his PhD thesis requirements at Universidad Nacional del Comahue with an "aprobado, distinguido" evaluation (Nov 9, 2012).
Jorge Revenga's poster "Trophodynamicsof chromium, cobalt and arsenic in fish from North Patagonian lakes." has been recognized as the best poster in its subject area at the IV Congreso SETAC Argentina. Congratulations! (October 2012).
Congratulations to AEHL Alumnus, Didi Allen, who was just hired by SNC Lavalin in BC to work on contamination remediation projects. (Oct 2012).
Marina Arcagni has had her paper accepted for publication in Limnologica (August 2012).
Raphael Lavoie has been awarded a significant SETAC Travel & Registration Award for the North American SETAC 2012 Meeting in California. (August 2012).
Dr. David Depew was recognized as an emerging young scientist to watch by the Journal of Great Lakes Research and the International Association for Great Lakes research. Congratulations! (July 2012).
Dr. David Depew's first Clean Air Regulatory Agenda manuscript is in print in Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry. More to come soon! (July 2012)
Dr. Reyam Naji is profiled on the Saint Mary's University website for her work in the AEHL laboratory. (June 2012).
Raphael Lavoie has been awarded the internal Senator Frank Carrel Fellowship at Queen's University.
Roxanne Razavi has been awarded an Ontario Graduate Scholarship for her final year of PhD. Congratulations! (May 2012)
2011
Dr. Reyam Naji joins the AEHL Laboratory at Saint Mary's University as an UNESCO - L'Oreal Fellow. She will be working on metals and mercury contamination in the southern Iraqi Marshes region (September 2011)Congratulations to Raphael Lavoie for being awarded the NSERC Alexander Graham Bell Scholarship for 2011-2013!
Congratulations to Eric DeLong for a successful MSc defense! (Sept 8, 2011)
The AEHL members attend the International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant in Halifax. Many good talks and posters to come! (July 2011)
Dr. Linda Campbell moves to a new position at Saint Mary's University in Halifax (July 2011). She will remain affiliated with Queen's University as adjunct faculty.
Raphael Lavoie mentioned in the Society of Canadian Ornithologists PICOIDES bulletin for his Fred Cooke research award. June 2011.
Roxanne Razavi has been awarded a prestigious IDRC Doctoral Research Award to support her field research in China. June 2011.
Welcome SWEP'ers, Michele Parisen and Tori Donovan, to the AEHL research group. May 2011.
Raphael Lavoie has been awarded a 2011 Paul A. Stewart Award ($500) by the Wilson Ornithological Society. (March 2011)
Dr. Linda Campbell has just returned from her one-month field work in southern Argentina! (March 2011).
Jorge Revenga has his paper accepted in Chemosphere (January 2011).
Raphael Lavoie has had his SETAC Learned Discourses article accepted (January 2011)
2010
Raphael Lavoie has been awarded a significant SETAC travel award for the SETAC 2010 conference in Portland OR. (Sept 2010)Raphael Lavoie, a FQRNT scholarship holder, has been offered an Ontario Graduate Scholarship, as well as had his FQRNT renewed. Contgratulations! (June 2010)
Dr. Linda Campbell is one of the 2009 Canada's Top 40 under 40TM Awardees (June 7 2010). PDF Link.
Roxanne Razavi has been awarded a CoPEH-Can EcoHealth Graduate Award for the EcoHealth Short Course in Montreal. (April 22 2010)
Roxanne Razavi has been awarded a Queen's Graduate Dean's Travel Grant for Doctoral Field Research. (April 10 2010)
Mercury in the Cataraqui River: Nathan's project gets media attention in Kingston. Link.. (March 2010)
Nathan Manion and Eden Siwik had their papers accepted in Science of the Total Environment and in Environmental Pollution respectively. (March 2010)
2009
Tian Fang successfully defended her MES thesis on Dec 7, 2009. Congratulations!Shannon LeBlond successfully defended her MSc thesis on Sept 18, 2009. Congratulations!
Eden Siwik's paper Fine-scale mercury trends in temperate deciduous tree leaves from Ontario, Canada) from her MSc research was just accepted for publication in the Science of the Total Environment. (August 2009).
Jorge Revenga & the Campbell Laboratory has been awarded an Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program (ELAP) fellowship to visit Queen's University and carry out research us for 4 months this fall. Welcome! (July 2009)
Roxanne Razavi has been awarded the E.G. Bauman fellowship from Queen's University. Congratulations! (July 2009).
The IAGLR Canada Team won their second consective international hockey tournament against the IAGLR USA Team, with Shannon LeBlond and Kristin Norris playing for Canada (May 2009).
Sae Yun Kwon has been awarded the NSERC Queen's University Reps Prize - Best Poster for her undergraduate thesis poster at the "Inquiry@Queen's" Undergraduate Conference (March 2009)
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Roxanne Razavi successfully defended her MSc thesis on Dec 15, 2008. Congratulations!Dr. Linda Campbell quoted in the front-page Kingston Whig-Standard article "Getting the Lead Out" (November 2008).
Estelle D'Souza successfully defended her MES thesis on Sept 12, 2008. Congratulations! (Sept 2008)
Roxanne Razavi has been awarded a Canada-China Scholars' Exchange Award by the China Scholarship Council to study in China (July 2008).
Nikisha Grant will be giving the Alumni Address at the Spring 2008 Convocation at St. Lawrence College (June 12 2008).
The IAGLR Canada Team won 6-5 in overtime against the IAGLR USA Team, with Shannon LeBlond playing for Canada (May 2008).
Thank you to the Environmental Studies under
who voted Dr. Linda Campbell as the "outstanding ENSC prof of the year"! (March 2008).
Jon Martin has been awarded the NSERC Queen's University Reps Prize - Best Poster for his undergraduate thesis (BIOL537) poster "Bioaccumulation and depuration of mercury in amphipods from a contaminated site" at the campus-wide "Inquiry@Queen's" Undergraduate Conference (March 2008).
The Campbell Laboratory has been awarded a significant Graduate Students' Exchange Program award, which will be used to support Marina Arcagni's visit from Universidad Nacional del Comahue, Bariloche, Argentina (March 2008). Marina will be working with the Campbell Laboratory from April to September 2008. Welcome!
Dr. Campbell will be co-instructing a new field course (BIOL 407/848) in northeastern Argentina with Drs. Lougheed and Tubaro (Feb 2008).
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Liz Hatton successfully defended her MSc thesis on Dec 17, 2007. Congratulations! (Dec 2007).Eden Siwik successfully defended her MSc thesis on Dec 7, 2007. Congratulations! (Dec 2007).
Nathan Manion successfully defended his MSc thesis on Oct 29, 2007. Congratulations! (Nov 2007).
Eric DeLong presented his MSc progress "Mercury, mercury, wherefore art thou distributed in fish tissue across Ontario, mercury? OR, Analysing a long-term environmental dataset: Fish tissue mercury burden trends in Ontario" in the Biology BEERS Seminar Series on Oct 31, 2007.
Nathan Manion presented his MSc research "Determining the distribution, sources, and fate of mercury in sediment in the Cataraqui River at Kingston, Ontario" in the ENSC Seminar Series on Oct 11 2007.
At the ATW, Nathan Manion won the prize for the largest powerpoint file size! (Oct 2007).
The Campbell Laboratory will be attending the Aquatic Toxicology Workshop (ATW) in Halifax to present our results (Oct 2007). Lab road trip!
Liz Hatton presented her research "The Role of Invasive Bythotrephes in Lake Food Webs and Mercury Trophic Transfer to Fish" in the Limnology Seminars on Sept 26, 2007.
Eden Siwik presented her thesis research in a seminar "Eat Wood, Not Leaves! Or, Dendrochronological and microspatial comparisons of mercury in Ontario deciduous trees" in the ENSC Seminar Series on Sept 20, 2007.
Dr. Linda Campbell has been awarded the Early Researcher Award from the Ontario Ministry of Innovation. The award is to support innovative graduate and postdoctoral research (August 2007).
Lib Yanch successfully defended her MSc on June 27, 2007. Congratulations! (June 2007).
Estelle D'Souza and Roxanne Razavi have been awarded significant Ontario Graduate Scholarships for 2007-08 (April 2007).
John Poulopoulos has been awarded a Queen's Graduate Dean's Travel Grant for Doctoral Field Research (in full) for field work in 2007 (March 2007).
Dr. Linda Campbell has been awarded the Chancellor's Research Award from Queen's University. The award is to support innovative graduate research (Jan 2007).
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Eric DeLong, Liz Hatton, Nathan Manion, Roxanne Razavi and Lib Yanch have been awarded significant Clemens-Rigler travel awards for the 2007 SCL / CCFFR meeting in Montreal. (Dec 2006).Roxanne Razavi and Lib Yanch have been awarded Society of Toxicology & Environmental Chemistry travel awards for the 2006 SETAC meeting. (Aug and Sept 2006)
Eric DeLong and John Poulopoulos have been awarded significant Mercury 2006 Conference travel awards to support attendence at this prestigious conference. (July 2006)
John Poulopoulos has been awarded the International Association of Great Lakes Research Scholarship. (May 2006)
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