Events

This SERS Salon talk with Dr. Christine Barbeau will briefly introduce our AI Fellowship research on GenAI-supported grading in a large undergraduate course, focusing on grading consistency, feedback quality, and student perceptions of GenAI use in assessment.

The availability of fresh water from Canada’s glaciers and increasing hazards due to glacial lake flooding are key factors for adapting to warming climate in Canada’s glaciated regions. However, the necessary ice thickness information required to determine these factors is unknown for most Canadian glaciers. To address the absence of Canadian glacier ice thickness measurements, a multi-year helicopter-borne radar program has been undertaken to measure the ice thickness of Canada’s largest mountain glaciers, located in Kluane National Park, Yukon.

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.

The Environment Graduate Student Association (EGSA) is hosting its free, one-day annual Graduate Student Conference, showcasing research from graduate students across the Faculty of Environment. Join us in EV1 and EV3 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to hear from student presenters, connect with peers, and see the range of work happening in ENV.