The Lake Futures team is excited to present the next installment of our webinar series. This series is an opportunity for the academic and non-academic community to engage with Lake Futures researchers, as they share their latest research findings and discuss implications for water policies, programs, and plans in Ontario.
Hillary Quinn-Austin, a Master's student with Lake Futures, successfully defended her MSc thesis in Biology. Her thesis is titled 'Movement of mature and early life stages of the Grand River walleye (Sander vitreus)population in Lake Erie’s eastern basin'.
Joy Liu, a Master's student with the Basu Lab, successfully defended her MASc thesis. Her thesis titled 'Checkered Landscapes: Quantifying Dominant Controls on Nitrogen Legacies and Time Lags along the River Continuum', explores nitrogen legacies in the Grand River Watershed and their impacts on water quality. Joy completed her research with supervision from Nandita Basu, and guidance from her advisory committee of Kim Van Meter and Philippe Van Cappellen.
