The Future of Groundwater Research is Almost Here

The University of Guelph and the G360 Institute for Groundwater Research are about to make a game-changing announcement that will ensure the world’s access to safe drinking water.

Join us Thursday June 3rd at 3:00PM to watch the virtual event!

If you have not already registered, you can view the event live at this link: https://alumni.uoguelph.ca/groundwater-research

A Live Q+A will follow the announcement.

Your Invitation to the Future of Groundwater Research

Please join the University of Guelph and the G360 Institute for Groundwater Research for a game-changing announcement that will ensure the world’s access to safe drinking water.

Register Now

June 3rd, 2021 at 3:00 pm
Virtual Event: Video link and details will shared by email prior to the event
A live Q&A will follow the announcement

How Are We Keeping the World’s Water Safe?

Water is essential to human and ecological health, but our supply is at risk.

Please Save the Date and join us on June 3rd to learn how a game-changing donation to the University of Guelph will ensure the world has access to safe drinking water. View our Save the Date flyer here.

June 3rd, 2021, at 3:00 pm

Watch for your invitation in May!

New Cecil Day Family Center for International Groundwater Innovation Announced by Mercer University

G³⁶⁰ collaborator,  Mercer University,  recently announced the establishment of the Cecil Day Family Center for International Groundwater Innovation. The new center, led by Dr. Michael MacCarthy, will accelerate efforts in the Mercer On Mission program and the School of Engineering to provide access to clean water to the world’s most water-poor communities. The Center will focus on three core components – household self-supply, small community water systems and global groundwater innovation. The G³⁶⁰ group is excited to move into a new phase of collaborative research with Dr. MacCarthy and his group and congratulate them on this exciting news!

To learn more about the Cecil Day Family Center for International Groundwater Innovation read the full press release here.

Dr. Jana Levison Receives the IAH-CNC Early Career Hydrogeologist Award

University of Guelph Associate Professor and G360 Principal Investigator, Dr. Jana Levison, was awarded the IAH-CNC Early Career Hydrogeologist Award announced this week in recognition of her leadership and engagement in the hydrogeological community. Dr. Levison is an active researcher in the areas of agricultural impacts on groundwater quality and quantity, impacts of climate change on hydrological systems, groundwater flow and contaminant transport in fractured geologic media, and source water protection for Indigenous and rural communities. Jana has taught numerous undergraduate and graduate students about hydrogeology and has supervised over 20 students as either primary or co-advisor, to date. In the hydrogeological community, Jana has served on major conference technical committees and as an Associate Editor of the International Association of Hydrogeologists’ Hydrogeology Journal and reviewer for water related grant applications. Jana’s impact on research and contributions to the field of hydrogeology are impressive and she has established research domains with new colleagues in a collegial and highly collaborative manner. Congratulations Jana on this distinguished early career award!
 
To learn more about Dr. Jana Levisons research, please visit her personal website.
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