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Safeguarding the Provision of Drinking Water in a Changing Climate with Integrated Green and Grey Infrastructure: Advances in Treatability Assessment and Source Water Protection

Presented by Prof. Monica Emelko 

 

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BRACETalks: PFAS – Where are we now?

Date: March 28, 2024 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Location: Leacock Building-RM 232

Free Hybrid Event

Speaker: Sébastien Sauvé

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COVID-19 Surveillance in Wastewater

Watch our speakers present their research findings of SARS-CoV-2 surveillance in Ottawa and Montreal wastewaters.

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TISED/BRACE Seminar: Environmental and health impacts of COVID-19 related plastic waste

Plastic has helped us prevent the spread of Covid-19 but how has that affected the environment?

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Nature Water: a journal for all water-related research

Join us as Dr. Pulizzi presents his vision of the journal, placing it in the context of other Nature publications and other journals in the water sphere.

artic scene with a water bottle outline and Dr. Jennifer Provencher

Plastic pollution as an emerging environmental contaminant

This talk will review the state of knowledge of plastic pollution and additives in the Canadian Arctic and discuss how future sampling will help expand our understanding of plastic pollution

Mcgill AMR and brace water centre with nicole ricker image of blue testing lab testers

High-throughput AMR surveillance in a One Health Context

Co-hosted with AMR

Dr. Nicole Ricker discussed the methods we have employed to date and the insights we have gained on the utility of these methods for large-scale surveillance programs.

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