Robin Thorne

Great presentations from @LaurierResearch researchers and PIs at @ArcticNet.…we are watching from Waterloo Viewing Hub! @ScottyResearch @Marsh_Lab_TVC

Deadline has been extended to March 5th. Still time to get those abstracts in.

Abstract submissions now open! Projects AND research proposals welcome. Due 15 March: tinyurl.com/2v8h9f8p See you online or in Waterloo!

Deadline is today for abstracts!

Reminder! CGU abstract submission is tomorrow

Looking for a session to submit your CGU abstract to this year? Consider this session on cryosphere and hydrology in the Arctic: meet-here.ca/CGU2023 @CGU_UGC Abstracts are due March 1st

Mark your calendars, our annual Cold Regions Conference is coming up next week! 🗓️ Conference highlights will include two keynote speakers and a workshop on conducting respectful indigenous community engagement in research! 🗣️🤝 Register here: tinyurl.com/utk2ve3x

Ground water wells and temperature sensors installed at our ice wedge polygon site 800m northeast of #TVC. Great job drill teams!

Its an exciting day - with the start of our 32nd year of research at Trail Valley Creek in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region. Thanks to Dilshan and everyone elae for getting this year's summer field work started.

Today's #shareyourweather segment is all halos & rainbows courtesy of @peterprev & @UTM_Cryosphere! On @weathernetwork today we're discussing the temperature tussle April is notorious for! Specific details during 3 Minutes with 3 Mets w/ @NicoleKarkic @nadinehp4 & myself.

We have a new paper from our Turkey Point research site which looks at the impact of heat and #drought on #carbon exchange in an age-sequence of temperate pine forests -> rdcu.be/cF16N. #carbonflux #temperateforests #eddycovariance #ecologicalprocesses #mcmaster

@UTM_Cryosphere That's some scary wildlife moving in without anyone on campus 🦖

One more scenery picture from campus, because I love the ferns out near my lab :)

A clip of MacDonald Lake (Clear Lake in the distance). Our new way to investigate the melt patterns when the ice is too thin to walk on. Or to take pretty pictures in the ice free season! 🎥🧊❄️🛶 [Thanks to pilot @DanielSerranoC] @UTM_GGE @geo_uoft

Great to see Frank Seglenieks on TV talking about the Great Lakes! @weathernetwork @CGU_UGC theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/articl…