Events

Master of Future Cities' student Konrad Borowski will present at the next SERS Salon talk to explore the critical infrastructure of pollination today, and the ways operational, ecological, and mechanical approaches are changing to protect its continuity. As climate change alters flowering seasons and exposes agriculture to floods, droughts, and extreme heat, the pollination that supports three-quarters of all food on Earth is at risk of collapse. 

Considering graduate studies in the Faculty of Environment? Meet with members of the graduate studies administrative team who can answer your questions about programs, admissions, funding, research opportunities, student life, and career pathways.

No matter where you are in your graduate studies journey, from exploring possibilities to preparing to apply, all students are welcome.

Considering graduate studies in the Faculty of Environment? Meet with members of the graduate studies administrative team who can answer your questions about programs, admissions, funding, research opportunities, student life, and career pathways.

No matter where you are in your graduate studies journey, from exploring possibilities to preparing to apply, all students are welcome.

Join PhD candidate, Jake Ferguson, as he discusses his research that explores how RADAR signals interact with ice structures and what information can be isolated from them using a new generation of space-borne instruments. Learn more about the role fresh water ice plays as a key proxy variable for broader climate change effects in cold regions, and the importance of satellite-based observation in monitoring climate and everyday operations.

Considering graduate studies in the Faculty of Environment? Meet with members of the graduate studies administrative team who can answer your questions about programs, admissions, funding, research opportunities, student life, and career pathways.

No matter where you are in your graduate studies journey, from exploring possibilities to preparing to apply, all students are welcome.

Join Canadian tech critic and author Paris Marx for a look at the environmental and social costs of AI data centres, their impacts on communities and the future of Big Tech.