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Canadian Academy of Engineering elects new Fellows, including Morwick G360’s Dr. Beth Parker!
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Dr. Ferdinando Manna and Dr. Jonathan Munn join Morwick G360’s team of Principal Investigators
Morwick G360’s mission to enable evidence-based stewardship of the world’s groundwater resources is only possible through high-quality, collaborative field research programs. Today, we are please to welcome two new colleagues to the Institute who will help carry out that research. Dr. Ferdinando Manna (left) and Dr. Jonathan Munn (right) have both received five year appointments…
