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Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry in Manitoba
There are many excellent ecotoxicologist and environmental chemists in Manitoba. Below are just some of the individuals working to improve our understanding of the fate and effects of contaminants on ecosystems in the province.
Research Scientist - IISD Experimental Lakes Area
Aquatic ecotoxicology and risk assessment
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Associate Professor, Department of Biology,
University of Winnipeg
Contaminant impacts on animal behaviour and physiology
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Ph.D., Professor, Department of Biological Sciences,
University of Manitoba
Genetic approaches (e.g., eDNA) to assess ecological impacts
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Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Science and Studies,
University of Winnipeg
Wildlife, in vitro, and arctic toxicology, ecological modelling
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Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences,
University of Manitoba
Transcriptomics and stress physiology in ectotherms
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Senior Research Scientist - IISD Experimental Lakes Area
Contaminants, climate change, and the effects of invasive species on freshwater primary production
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Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, Brandon University
Environmental Stress Physiology & Ecotoxicology
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Professor of Soil Science, Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences
Associate Vice-President Research, University of Manitoba
Pesticide fate processes, soil & water quality, community-based research
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Research Associate, Department of Soil Science,
Instructor, Department of Environment and Geography,
University of Manitoba
Environmental Chemistry, Mass Spectrometry Method Development
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Professor & Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Arctic Environmental Chemistry
Mercury; Arctic; sea ice; oil spills; microplastics
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Bioremediation Lead - IISD Water Policy Program
Natural infrastructure, wetlands water retention, remediation of nutrients and contaminants
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Senior Research Scientist - IISD Experimental Lakes Area
Food webs, plankton ecology, mercury, microplastics, ecosystem ecology, zooplankton
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