Biological Sciences

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MSc. Defence

"Long-term stand dynamics of the boreal mixed-wood forests of west-central Manitoba."

Presented by Mr. Joshua Levac
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Room 304 Biological Sciences Building

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Canadian Health Economist's Study Group (CHESG) 2013 Annual Conference
Economics
May 22, 2013 8:30 AM
The Canadian Health Economist's Study Group (CHESG) is an annual conference of economists with an interest in theoretical or empirical economic analysis of issues related to health or health care.

Keeping Current with the Literature
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May 23, 2013 12:00 PM
Put PubMed to work for you. Learn how to have weekly alerts of tables of contents or subject searches emailed to your inbox using the My NCBI feature of PubMed.

There’s an App for That!
Health Sciences Libraries
May 27, 2013 12:00 PM
We show you some of the best tools available for making the most of your iPhone or iPad for workplace productivity. iPads provided by Library for this session.

There’s a Med App for That!
Health Sciences Libraries
Jun 3, 2013 12:00 PM
We highlight the best resources available through the Library, the App Store, and the Internet. iPads provided by Library for this session.

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Dr. David Schindler, Killam Memorial Chair

The Department of Biological Sciences will be hosting Dr. David Schindler, Killam Memorial Chair from the University of Alberta on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at 4:00 pm in Moot Court, Robson Hall.

David Schindler is one of Canada's leading limnologists and has been the recipient of numberous Canadain and International awards for his research on aquatic ecology and impacts of human activity on freshwater ecosystems. In this seminar, he will review several decades of experience with controlling eutrophication of lakes in Canada and elsewhere in the world. He will review alternative perspectives on reversing eutrophication, and will present new results of whole lake experiments at the ELA. He will also provide a summary of how climate change and increased human activity in the watershed have combined to cause the rapid eutrophication of Lake Winnipeg.

The title of Dr. Schindler's presentation is:

"Contributions of the Experimental Lakes Area to solving cultural eutrophication in Canada's freshwater lales."

Everyone is welcome to attend.