91ÉçÇø

Held by the Lister Family Engaged Science Initiative in collaboration with John Abbott College, the Lister Science Chats connect members of the community with researchers from the 91ÉçÇø Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. The event features four Macdonald Campus graduate students giving an engaging 10-minute talk about their research and how the discoveries, sometimes unintentional, and techniques of previous scientists made their work possible. The event will conclude with an open Q&A period.

Order of proceedings

13h00 – Welcome and Introductions
13h05 – Student Presentations
13h45 – Q&A
13h55 – Thanks
14h00 – End of Event

Speakers

Gillian Cameron, PhD candidate: Under (Selective) Pressure: The Evolution of Copper Resistance in Legionella pneumophila

Arusha Fleming, MSc student: Playing Hide & Seek With Bacteria

Tongzhu Meng, PhD candidate: How Much Do We Know about Bitterness?

Maria Najeeb, PhD Candidate: Finding the Source of Legionella pneumophila Outbreaks Using Next-Generation Sequencing

Full talk descriptions

This event is part of , a day-long event filled with science and technology activities for everyone (children, teens, young adults, families, seniors, etc.). Over 400 activities take place throughout Quebec! The event starts on Friday at noon and ends 24 hours later, giving room for evening and late-night activities.

Science, what a story!

This year we are looking at how science organizations relate to you, the public! Transmission, testing, discovery, and participation of novices are an integral part of the scientific community, regardless of the field. We therefore invite all science organizations in Quebec to help you discover the heart of their work by offering you exciting activities to satisfy your curiosity!