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A group of graduate students are posing for a photo while holding their certificate.

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Recognizing current Arctic research: The D.G. & V.E. Barber Memorial Fellowship

July 7, 2025 — 
The D.G. & V.E. Barber Memorial Fellowship in Arctic Research is intended to honour Dr. Barber’s commitment to the next generation of Arctic researchers. The recipients from Spring Convocation 2025 have been selected and are highlighted below.

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A modeled reconstruction of Elmosteus, a new fossil fish from Manitoba.

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New ancient fish swims into the UM’s Geological Sciences Museum

July 7, 2025 — 
A University of Manitoba led research project introduces a 390-million-year-old fish from Manitoba.

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Research and International News

New research aims to improve quality of Lake Winnipeg

July 4, 2025 — 
A new research project is set to provide solutions to improve Lake Winnipeg’s water quality. Led by UM’s Dr. David Lobb, Professor in the Department of Soil Science, this project will investigate a critical missing piece in the decades-long effort to reduce harmful nutrient pollution by fingerprinting the sources of airborne phosphorus that affect water quality of the lake.

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The Churchill Marine Observatory Ocean's Sea-Ice Mesocosm, the covered CMO building sits behind the pool outside waiting for sea-ice experiments.

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Breaking the ice on Arctic oil spill research

June 23, 2025 — 
This past winter, researchers from the Centre for Earth Observation Science (CEOS) at the University of Manitoba (UM) completed the first-ever controlled oil spill experiment at the Churchill Marine Observatory (CMO). This was a major milestone in a larger effort to understand how oil behaves in the Arctic, and how Arctic microbes might help clean it up.

A group of educators pose with Conor McNab and his award.

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Graduating student and educators honored in 33rd annual Students’ Teacher Recognition Reception

June 20, 2025 — 
Conor McNab honors his former educators as he prepares for graduation from the Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources.

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Bare trees stretch towards a blue sky with fluffy clouds and pine trees in the background.

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CBC Manitoba: Expect hotter-than-usual weather this summer as Manitoba battles wildfire season, experts say

June 16, 2025 — 
Drier conditions possible too, but likelihood of that is less certain

A student is immersed in their presentation during the Earth Sciences Graduate Symposium.

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Department of Earth Sciences Grad Symposium 2025

June 13, 2025 — 
Graduate students showcase their research and theories in the field of Earth Sciences.

Dr. Alex Crawford

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CityNews Winnipeg: Warmer weather expected to worsen wildfire conditions in Manitoba

June 13, 2025 — 
Warmer weather expected to worsen wildfire conditions in Manitoba

Shirley Thompson, Associate professor of Natural Resources Institute

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CBC Manitoba: How to make communities more resilient to wildfires

June 6, 2025 — 
How to make communities more resilient to wildfires

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Ice core sample pulled from Müller ice cap.

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CTV News: Deepest ice core ever found in Canada collected by researchers

May 27, 2025 — 
Deepest ice core ever found in Canada collected by researchers

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