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The Social Life of Environmental Data: Lessons from Crisis Informatics

February 7, 2019

Speakers:

Robert Soden

Advances in algorithms, sensors, databases, and computing power in recent decades have led to the development of fundamentally new approaches in sc

Entering a New Era: Climate Science in the Time of Big Data and Machine Learning

March 11, 2019

Speakers:

PEER NOWACK

Over the last two decades, climate science has rapidly evolved into a big data research field.

The Polar Vortex and the Insect Armageddon: Seeing Functions and Agents in the Climate Crisis

March 6, 2019

Speakers:

Professor Gillian Barker

Professor Barker’s research focuses on the problems of understanding and managing complex adaptive systems, from organisms to social-ecological sys

The 18th Annual Environmental Career Day

March 8, 2019

The 18^th annual Environmental Career Day will be held on March 8, 2019, in the Great Hall of Hart House, 7 Hart House Circle.

ERIC KRAUSE MEMORIAL LECTURE: Cities and the Environment: Problems and Solutions

March 18, 2019

Speakers:

MATTI SIEMIATYCKI

This lecture explores the deep interconnection between cities and the environment.

Design of Sustainable Built Environments Through Data: Lessons from Two Scales

January 16, 2019

Speakers:

J. ALSTAN JAKUBIEC

ABSTRACT: Designing modern high-performance buildings and cities can be seen as an exercise in the controlled utilization of data derived from a pl

Summer Webinar Series: Food Security with Sarah Wakefield

June 16, 2021

Drawing on her twenty years of research on food security, food systems, and alternative food movements in Canada, in this webinar Dr.

Summer Webinar Series: Bees for Peace with Carrie Dohe

May 19, 2021

summer seminar Series 2021

Metabolism, Writing, and the Anthropocene

January 16, 2018

Speakers:

Adam Dickinson, Associate Professor, Department of English Language & Literature, Brock University

ABSTRACT: Through the proliferation of plastics and chemical pollution more generally, petrochemicals constitute forms of social, material, and bio

Research Day 2021

April 22, 2021

Held during Earth Week, the School of the Environment’s Research Day 2021 showcases faculty, graduate and undergraduate research on a broad range o

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