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  Circumpolar Student
Association

Northern Research Day
2019


Northern Research Day 2019 

View the Symposium Schedule HERE!
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View the Program HERE!

Congratulations to all our 2019 NRD participants who gave thoughtful and engaging talks on a wide range of northern research topics! 

​See below for our 2019 prize winners!

What is Northern Research Day?

The goal of Northern Research Day is to provide a friendly environment for graduate students to exchange ideas and provide a stress-free forum to practice presenting your research. Most of all, our mission is to bring together students from a diverse range of disciplines and backgrounds, to stimulate conversation and connect to a new network of peers. We hope to promote discussion and help us work together to think about the most complex issues facing the North.
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NRD 2019 student prize recipients

PhD Oral Presentation Winners

1st place:
​Stenette van den Berg

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A Greenlandic Continuing Cultural Landscape: an exploration of the symbiotic relationship between humans, dogs and the landscape in Greenland

2nd place:
​McKenzie Kuhn​

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Methane emissions from lakes across a climate gradient in the NWT

3rd place:
​ April Robin Martinig 

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Descended from dreamers: effects of immigration for red squirrels in the Kluane region


Michael Peers

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The influence of abiotic and biotic factors on vertebrate scavenging communities


MSc./Undergraduate Oral Presentation Winners

1st place:
Erin MacDonald

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Biodegradation and composition of DOC from thaw slump headwalls on the Peel Plateau, NT

2nd place:
​Morag McPherson

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Summer habitat use by fluvial Arctic Grayling (Thymallus Arcticus) across life stages in pristine northern mountain streams 

3rd place:
Makenzie MacKay

Powering the Top of the World: Creating More Sustainable Energy Systems in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region, NT

Poster Winners

1st place:
Karling Roberts

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Exploring fish species richness and co-existence in boreal lakes with isotopic niches
 

2nd place:
Sebastian Theis

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Assessing habitat enhancements to improve the restoration and development of northern boreal lakes
 

3rd place:
Lauren Thompson 

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Mercury cycling in boreal peatland catchments

Ruth Errington

Changes in lichen biomass following 10 years of warming climate in the Mackenzie Valley of north-western Canada
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    • Northern Research Day 2019
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