In a new study, Trent researchers use environmental DNA analysis and radiocarbon dating to rewrite the history of the spiny water flea, one of the most damaging aquatic invaders in North America, highlighting opportunities for better monitoring and earlier detection.
Biology researchers at Trent are tackling global environmental and food production challenges using a single-celled organism that blurs the line between plant and animal
One of the first collaborative research projects and new grant funding additional highlights since the signing of the MOU
Forensic Biology student places third in national Biological Survey of Canada competition
$122,000 in funding from Ministry of Natural Resources to support three projects tackling climate stress, fisheries, and freshwater ecosystems
Six researchers earn top honours for projects addressing pollution, sustainable chemistry, and pharmaceutical development
Trent scientists break new ground by following the ultimate boundary crossers across forests, rivers and highways of Ontario
Trent Biology alum becomes first woman to lead the program after a decade as associate coach
More than $500,000 in provincial funding supports five research infrastructure projects, including projects leading to new muscle and hearing related discoveries
Trent study helps inform long-standing theory about increasing oxygen levels in higher water temperatures to support heat tolerance in aquatic species