New research by Environmental & Life Sciences Ph.D. graduate offers key insight for helping Newfoundland’s beloved provincial bird avoid the risks of getting stranded
Trent study helps inform long-standing theory about increasing oxygen levels in higher water temperatures to support heat tolerance in aquatic species
While tracing genetic diversity of deer through time, a Trent research team branched further than expected, identifying the Toronto Subway Deer as an extinct species on the family tree
Cells rely on internal cleanup crews and Trent scientists have found a critical crew member whose malfunction can be devastating
Wildlife tracking one of the many ways Trent supports its diverse Symons Campus ecosystems
New Honours Science program combines Trent strengths in Forensic Science and Anthropology to prepare students for careers in crime, justice, and humanitarian work
Award-winning research by Environmental and Life Sciences student offers better understanding of Lake Erie’s ecology by analyzing chemical composition of its water
Ph.D. student looks at how long microplastics are staying in our environment
Alum Josephine Esposto returns to Trent to discover better detection and treatment for Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
Fate of plastic pollution in freshwater systems being uncovered by Ph.D. student alongside Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks