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Ph.D. Candidate Wins Award from Brain Canada for Research on ALS
Alum Josephine Esposto returns to Trent to discover better detection and treatment for Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
MOU with Great Lakes Fishery Commission to Support Collaboration Among Indigenous and Western Knowledge Systems
Partnership enhances access to programs, resources, expertise, and capacity to support Indigenous-led research priorities in the freshwater ecosystems within the Great Lakes Basin
Making Headlines: Trent Leaders in the News
A spotlight on some of the leading commentary and thought leadership by Trent’s senior leadership and top experts
Tracking White-Tailed Deer: New Research Unveils Insights into Deer Movement and Genetics Amid Climate Shifts
Collaborative study Between Trent and Parks Canada featured in new Climate Crew episode
Microplastics Remaining in Lakes for up to a Decade or Longer
Fate of plastic pollution in freshwater systems being uncovered by Ph.D. student alongside Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks
Trent Farm Hits New Heights as the School’s Newest Research Centre
Increased funding and support will enhance student research opportunities and address regional small-scale farming issues
Investigating the “Mixed Blessing” of Rare Earth Elements as Critical Minerals
Dr. Huy Dang and team of experts receive $1.5M grant to support research that could aid in developing environmental regulations and new applications in bio-tech, agriculture and forestry
Trent Making Headlines: Experts Weigh In
A spotlight on some of Trent’s latest and greatest contributions to science and society
Focusing on International Students' Climate Change Perceptions through Photography
Dr. Bharati Sethi's groundbreaking study, funded by SSHRC and PHAC, uses Photovoice methodology to explore the impact of climate change on health and well-being, aiming to inform critical climate response strategies
Aquatic Researcher Bridging the Gap Between Science and Society
Sandra Klemet-N'Guessan is championing equity and diversity in science by mentoring the next generation