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Fall 2024 Event Recap

"Understanding and Predicting Infectious Disease Epidemics with Mathematical Models" with Dr. David Earn

Nov 26, 2024

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Understanding and predicting infectious disease epidemics with mathematical models” with Dr. David Earn, Professor Mathematics & Statistics

An excellent opportunity to get acquainted with exciting research on campus and network with faculty!

McMaster Public Health Student-Led Conference (MPHSLC)

Nov 26, 2024

"Don't Burn Up! Mitigating boreal peat fire carbon and smoke emissions in an era of climate change" with Dr. Mike Waddington

Nov 12, 2024

Chloroplast DNA Extraction

Oct 25, 2024

Science Colloquium: Where have all the wetlands gone—oh when will we ever learn?

Oct 1, 2024

Great Lakes coastal wetlands are rich with biodiversity and provide many ecosystem services. Their importance is known to ecologists and Indigenous peoples, but are also recognized as being nature based solutions that can help buffer against the harmful effects of climate change. Unfortunately, most of the coastal wetlands in southern Ontario are lost and recent provincial legislation has severely weakened wetland protection for the remaining. The practice of offsetting developed wetlands with restored or created wetlands will not work. Restoration projects can only bring back a fraction of the ecosystem services they are meant to create. For the sake of our children’s children, we need to return to protection of wetlands as a priority.

Cell Staining and Microscopy

Sep 27, 2024

Conduct a hands-on Gram staining activity to differentiate between Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria and observe and interpret the results of Gram staining under a microscope.

 

Accessing and Evaluating Academic Literature

Sep 23, 2024

An opportunity to get acquainted with sourcing and analyzing academic literature whether you are a Level 1 student or taking upper year research practicum and thesis courses.

 

 

 

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