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
October 31, 2024
Stories Matching "Trent School of the Environment"
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
October 25, 2024
New Monitoring Approach Will Help Restore the Health of Freshwater
New research approach to measure the diversity of compounds dissolved in water gives better stronger insight into strategies to maintain healthy freshwaters
April 1, 2024
Trent Professor Leads University’s Research Farm Towards a Sustainable Future
Dr. Karen Thompson establishing Trent Research Farm as an official active research centre, highlighting collaborations between researchers, students, project partners
February 20, 2024
Advancing Monitoring Techniques to Help Farmers Adopt Regenerative Agricultural Practices
Trent’s multidisciplinary experts unite in NSERC funded project to accelerate and simplify monitoring of carbon sequestration
January 16, 2024
Paving the Path to Princeton through Mentorship and Interdisciplinary Experiences
Recent master’s grad Andy Hoyt '21 reflects on how the Trent experience prepared him for success at Princeton University
January 5, 2024
Incorporating Generative AI as Problem-Solving Tools
Through a new second-year Geography course, e-learning designer Christian Metaxas and Dr. Heather Nicol encourage applying a critical lens to technology use
December 14, 2023
Picture This: Captivating Visuals Close Gap in Climate Change Communication
Dr. Neil Osborne’s unique lens on visual storytelling in taking the climate change conversation beyond the classroom
October 6, 2023
Freshwater Systems Not Immune to Microplastic Accumulation
New research featured in Nature shows microplastics also proliferating in lakes, streams, rivers, as well as oceans
July 12, 2023
Reduce Bug Bites by Sitting Still According to New Study out of Trent University
Research reveals that human hosts attract more deer flies while walking than sitting
May 9, 2023