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Students in the Arlos Lab find ways to improve science/engineering communication to the public!

Our lab writes more than just scientific publications! Check out Emily's new essay "New Seafood Traditions"

This was by far the most challenging field work our lab has ever completed. With extreme heat and humidity, we managed to collect the essential samples to get our project in the Philippines going!

We love attending in-person conferences! It is a great opportunity to network and communicate research results.

A lot of firsts at this conference -- Maricor's first conference since 2019 and Kia's first SETAC EU!

The Arlos Lab participated at the recent Science Odyssey held at the Telus World of Science on May 7, 2022.

It's nice to journey back to where Maricor's love for water research began! This time, she brought Daniela with her!

Sometimes, we just need a change of environment to improve our research productivity

The students enrolled in CivE 622 (Physico-chemical Water and Wastewater Treatment) canoed along the urban sections of the North Saskatchewan River to understand the role of Source Water Protection Plan as a part of a multibarrier approach to water treatment.

To learn more about our study site, we tagged along with our collaborators from the University of Calgary and rafted down the Bow River. It was a fun learning experience for all and a great way to appreciate the recreational benefits of our urban rivers.