PLEASE REGISTER HERE TO ATTEND IN PERSON OR RECEIVE THE ZOOM LINK!

Note : The speaker series will be given in English.
🍕 Pizza will be offered at the end of the speaker series 🍕

McGill Burnside Hall
805 Sherbrooke Street West
Montreal, Quebec H3A 0B9

Time
(EST)		 Lecturer Title
11:20-11:24

Samantha Dizon, MSc student

 Bee-lining for Wild Pollinator Conservation within Quebec Cranberry Farms
11:25-11:29 Kate Sheridan, PhD candidate 100 species in a cup of water? West coast fish biodiversity revealed by marine environmental DNA
11:30-11:34 Akhil Kholwadwala, PhD candidate Impacts of Connectivity and Nutrient Enrichment on Bacterioplankton Community Composition
11:35-11:39 Louis-Philippe Bateman, MSc student How hard is it to defeat the Eltonian shortfall? A perspective from tide pool ecology
11:40-11:44 Laura Lardinois, PhD candidate Sister species an ocean apart: investigating the drivers of coral reef fish microbiomes across the Isthmus of Panama
11:45-11:49 Victoria Glynn, PhD candidate Environmentally-driven holobiont changes impact thermotolerance for Tropical Eastern Pacific corals
11:50-11:54 Madeleine Aucoin, Undergraduate student Investigating Temporal Trends in Cladoceran Communities and Lake Geochemistry in Eastern Canadian Lakes
11:55-11:59 Carmen Umana, PhD student Biocultural Baseline Mapping for the Recovery of Maje Embera Drua, Panama

For any question, please contact us info@qcbs.ca. 

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