Laboratory Manager
mgorecka@g360group.org
I am responsible for running and managing all aspects of the G360 analytical laboratory.
Steve Chapman
Senior Research Engineer / Hydrogeologist
schapman@g360group.org
Senior research associate with focus on contaminant hydrogeology, including application of innovative field methods
Amanda Pierce
Senior Hydrogeology Research Associate and Program Manager
apierce@g360group.org
My role at G360 is two-fold. As a Program Manager, I facilitate communication and collaboration for research conducted at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory
Ryan Kroeker
Field Manager
rkroeker@g360group.org
Everything field
Rashmi Jadeja
Lab Technician/ Research Associate
rashmi@g360group.org
In charge of logging/ maintaining and eventual disposal of all rock, soil, water samples
Kenley Bairos
Research Associate, School of Engineering
kbairos@g360group.org
Specializing in Numerical Modeling Santa Suzana Field Laboratory hydrogeological data.
Patryk Quinn
Research Scientist
pquinn@g360group.org
Packer Testing and Test Analysis.
Juliana Camillo
Research Associate, School of Engineering
jfcamillo@g360group.org
Project Manager for Guelph Area research sites.
Wayne Noble
Lab Research Associate
wayne.noble@g360group.org
Responsible for Gas Chromatography with emphasis on dissolved gases and Ion Chromatography for Anions and Cations.
Marina Nunes
Researcher
marina.nunes@g360group.org
Managing groundwater monitoring programs across the guelph region.
Leon Halwa
Research Associate
I conduct hydrogeological fieldwork on a wide range of contaminated and non-contaminated sites, including groundwater sampling, supervising drilling activities, designing and installing multi-level sampling systems, installing transducer strings, and site assessments. I am also the project manager for sites related to shale gas and studying the environmental effects of hydrocarbon activities on shallow groundwater.
Jackie Harman
Research Associate
jackie.harman@g360group.org
Project Manager for Guelph Area projects. Focusing on source water protection, contaminant transport and impacts to water supply aquifers. Liaison for development and installations of G360 Multilevel systems.
Isaac Noyes
Research Assistant
isaac.noyes@g360group.org
A recent graduate of the University of Waterloo with a BSc in Life Physics, Isaac’s duties with the G360 research group involves assisting in a variety of field activities as well as building and improving upon G360‘s own groundwater research technologies, such as our Multi-level System and our Triple Tube Sampler designs.”
Nathan Glas
Research Assistant
nathan.glas@g360group.org
Nathan completed his undergraduate degree in the Department of Earth Sciences at Dalhousie University with a focus in Geology and Environmental Geoscience. He is joining the G360 team as a research assistant before commencing a Masters in Science, fall 2018. While at G360, Nathan hopes to expand his knowledge of sedimentary aquifers and how groundwater flow and contaminants react within these systems, with the aim of informing remediation strategies. His project is yet to be determined. In his free time, he enjoys travelling, sailing, skiing and hiking.
Oliver Conway-White
Research Assistant
oliver.conway-white@g360group.org
Oliver graduated from the University of Waterloo with a BSc. in Earth Science (Geophysics Specialization). His research interest is in applying geophysical methods to the study of groundwater. He is particularly interested in non-invasive geophysical methods (GPR, EM, ERT, etc.) as they have the potential for providing higher temporal and spatial resolutions compared to conventional hydrological methods. Through his studies at the G360 Institute, he wants to develop his skills as both a hydrogeologist and geophysicist with the end goal of contributing to the development of applied hydrogeophysical methods that will lead to better decision-making for utilizing, conserving, and remediating groundwater resources.
