McMaster Water Research Showcase
YPs from McMaster, Waterloo, and Laurier hosted a poster showcase as a part of McMaster Water Week, with a social event at the Pheonix following the poster showcase.
Students from across southern Ontario were invited to apply. Busses from Waterloo and Laurier to McMaster were available for the event.
2nd Annual Open Science Meeting 2019
1st Annual Open Science Meeting 2018
Sunday, June 3rd - Professional Development Workshop
Sunday, June 3rd - Social Networking Evening and Bonfire
GWF-YP Oral and Poster Competition
Excellent research conducted by GWP-YPs were highlighted in a research competition. With over 80 participants, presentations showcased the incredible water-related research from across the country. Thank you to all who participated and served as judges in this competition. Congratulations to our winners:
Student Winners:
1) Meredith Marshall – University of Waterloo - “Incorporation and tillage practices to mitigate phosphorus loss through tile drains following fall application of dairy manure” (Poster Presentation)
2) Ana Laserna – McMaster University – “Chemiresistive sensors for monitoring the concentration of metal cations in water” (Poster Presentation)
PDF Winners:
1) Kim Van Meter – University of Waterloo – “Landscape Legacies: Long-Term Nutrient Trajectories in Great Lakes watersheds and Beyond” (Oral Presentation)
2) Mahyar Shafii – University of Waterloo – “Spatio-temporal variations of landscape nitrate fluxes in agricultural catchments driven by flow pathways and nutrient transport mechanisms” (Oral Presentation)
Tuesday, June 5th Young Professionals Social
Dr. John Pomeroy highlighted the role of the Young Professionals Program within the larger GWF context and encouraged YPs to “Follow your instincts and follow your passions.” Following Dr. Pomeroy's talk, YPs headed to Fairweather Brewing Company for a YP social.
Many thanks the countless volunteers at McMaster and Six Nations, and the GWF secretariat that helped make the Inaugural Annual Science Meeting such a success! In particular, many undergraduate students from the McMaster Water Network Student Chapter helped with booklets, greeted and guided ASM participants throughout the ASM.