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ALASKA'S SHOREBIRDS EXPOSED TO MERCURY

Shorebirds breeding in Alaska are being exposed to mercury at levels that could put their populations at risk, according to new research from The Condor: Ornithological Applications.

Published: 13 Jul 2016

STÉPHANIE BÉLANGER-NAUD À L'ASSAUT DU CHAMPIONNAT CANADIEN

Ayant grandi sur une ferme, Stéphanie Bélanger-Naud a tailladé ses premières pièces de bois après son arrivée au campus Macdonald de l'Université 鶹ýվ, à Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. «C'est un sport qui m'était inconnu avant d'arriver à 鶹ýվ, raconte-t-elle. Ça m'a beaucoup intriguée et j'ai rapidement eu la piqûre.»

Published: 12 Jul 2016

FARMING CAMP AT MACDONALD CAMPUS COULD CULTIVATE LOVE OF AGRICULTURE

A friend realized his life’s dream through one of the generous programs offered by the [Macdonald] campus of 鶹ýվ in Saint Anne-de-Bellevue…

Macdonald campus, therefore, is a God-send.

Published: 12 Jul 2016

EXPLORING THE BIOFUELS OPPORTUNITY

(Interview with Dr. Donald L. Smith Professor, 鶹ýվ; Director and CEO, BioFuelNet Canada)

Published: 12 Jul 2016

MALE CHICK CULLING IN EGG INDUSTRY COULD END, THANKS TO CANADIAN TECHNOLOGY

Harry Pelissero is the general manager of Egg Farmers of Ontario, which has been working with Michael Ngadi, a professor of bioresource engineering at 鶹ýվ, to develop a machine that selects female eggs before they're hatched.

Read more on CBC

Published: 23 Jun 2016

La chaire de recherche sur le bien-être des vaches laitières est déjà en activité

La chaire de recherche sur le bien-être des vaches laitières est déjà en activité.

La titulaire de la nouvelle chaire de recherche sur la Vie durable des bovins laitiers de l’Université 鶹ýվ, Elsa Vasseur, n’a pas chômé.La nouvelle chaire a été officiellement inaugurée le 26 mai dernier, mais Elsa Vasseur est déjà au travail depuis janvier dernier. Déjà huit étudiants gradués sont engagés pour mener à bien les futurs projets de recherche.

Published: 8 Jun 2016

WHY DON'T WE JUST GET RID OF MOSQUITOES ALTOGETHER?

With peak biting season for mosquitoes just around the corner, many of us might be tempted to wonder why don't we just get rid of the darn things altogether.Mosquitoes, after all, are attracted to many of the same things that attract humans during the summer months. "If you're outside having a barbecue with a bunch of friends, that's just a welcome sign for mosquitoes," said Chris Cloutier, a naturalist at the Morgan Aboretum.

Published: 7 Jun 2016

Erik Kudelka's heroic struggle not just to graduate from 鶹ýվ, but to survive

It has taken Erik Kudelka 11 years to graduate from 鶹ýվ, so the Macdonald Campus convocation Friday will be momentous day for him.

Read Erik's story in The Montreal Gazette.

Published: 3 Jun 2016

鶹ýվ Alumni Association launches 鶹ýվConnect

Are you interested in connecting with other 鶹ýվ alumni, sharing experiences and opportunities, or accessing the 鶹ýվ network to reach career goals? If so, come check out #鶹ýվConnect, an exclusive career network created for the 鶹ýվ community.

WITH THIS NEW PLATFORM YOU CAN:

Published: 25 May 2016

Macdonald start-ups win big at 鶹ýվ’s Dobson Cup entrepreneurship competition

| EDUARDO GANEM CUENCA and KATHY MACLEAN

Students from 鶹ýվ’s Macdonald Campus seem to have figured out the winning combination of talent, skills, risk –and above all, the unwavering determination it takes to convert an idea into a viable business venture.

Published: 16 May 2016

When the cows come home, how long will they stay?

In the barn with 鶹ýվ’s new NSERC Industrial Research Chair on Sustainable Life of Dairy Cattle

Published: 4 May 2016

Valérie Toupin-Dubé awarded Equiterre's Laure Waridel Bursary

Congratulations to Valérie Toupin-Dubé, BSc(AgEnvSc) '16, winner of Equiterre’s Laure Waridel Bursary. The bursary was established in 2008 by Equiterre and the Caisse d’économie solidaire Desjardins for students committed to pursuing and disseminating research on environmental and social action.

Published: 4 May 2016

Less body fat for toddlers taking vitamin D

Supplement given during first year of life critical for muscle-mass development

A healthy intake of vitamin D in the first year of life appears to set children up to have more muscle mass and less body fat as toddlers, according to a new study published in the journal Pediatric Obesity.

Published: 2 May 2016

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