Part of Natural Resources Canada's Simply Science team, but opinions are my own...
Ottawa, Ontario
Joined June 2019
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Simply Science Joel retweeted
Next time you’re driving on a highway, keep an eye out for Colorado blue spruces!
These trees are a popular choice for planting along highways and open road areas, but why? Watch this #SimplyScience video to find out: ow.ly/4LcL50Ki57b
Thank you Edmund for taking the time to talk to me! I can't wait to share all I've seen and learned on this amazing trip to Hopedale!
Out on the land, near Hopedale, Labrador, @JoelScience is conducting an interview with a Nunatsiavut beneficiary and local prospector, Edmund Saunders. Production is underway for new @NRCanScience videos that will highlight @GSC_CGC GEM-GeoNorth science and northern engagement.
I had so much fun recording this episode with Yves!
Are EVs truly green? Find out by watching the first episode of our ZEV series for #EVWeek!
Come along for the ride as ZEV expert Yves Madore teaches us how ZEVs differ from gas-powered vehicles.
Watch the full video: youtube.com/watch?v=eYFCf5ls…
#SimplyScience
Simply Science Joel retweeted
Thank you @CdnHeritage!
Did you know that we get maple syrup from sugar maple trees? Check out this video from one of our tree experts to learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=A6dvSxbv…
Throwing it over to @environmentca – tell us one of your facts for #CanadaDay! 🇨🇦
Simply Science Joel retweeted
In support of #Ukraine and the Ukrainian Canadian community, the Booth Street complex is illuminated in the colours of the Ukrainian flag. 🇺🇦
ALT Blue and yellow lights shine on a building on a dark winter night.
Check out this great episode from our PFFs (Podcasting Friends Forever) at Inspect and Protect! SPOILER ALERT: @CMacQuar explains in great detail how to eat yourself out of a tree...
Canadian scientists released 100 000 wasps into the wild to fight back against emerald ash borer #EAB.
A collab with @NRCan's @NRCanScience , discover the world of biological control: bugs fighting bugs. 🎙️
@AAFC_Canada @cmacquar
#C360 #ForestSector
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Simply Science Joel retweeted
Last week a very interesting and unusual landslide occurred close to the town of Paimiossa in Finland:- blogs.agu.org/landslideblog/…
ALT The landslide at Paimiossa in Finland. Image published by ts.fi.
I had the pleasure of editing this video. Greg's work is REALLY interesting! Check it out!
#DYK we have detectives working at @NRCan?🕵️ Our geologists’ research involves a lot of investigation! They search for evidence of ancient underwater earthquakes.
Watch the latest #SimplyScience video to find out why!
Simply Science Joel retweeted
🎶 Under pressure, doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo 🎶
Pressure’s not just for people – the tectonic plates beneath the Earth’s surface feel it, too!
Watch our scientist Camille explain what’s going on when an earthquake happens.
#OdySci #SimplyScience
@Sci_Od
Simply Science Joel retweeted
We recently spoke with Dr. Cécile Siewe, Director General of CanmetENERGY in Devon, AB, about the importance of having a variety of voices represented in science and research.
Listen here: ow.ly/vJRb50DJ10E
#SimplyScience #BHM2021 #BlackHistoryMonth
ALT Graphic image which reads: "New episode: Diversity and Inclusivity"
ALT Graphic image which reads: “Diversity is being invited to the dance. Inclusion is where someone actually asked you to dance. You can have people in the room, but are they being heard?” - Cécile Siewe, Director General, CanmetENERGY Devon
How DO you measure a glacier?!?
Climb aboard🚁 We’re headed to Nahanni National Park with our tour guide & scientist Mark Ednie as he measures a glacier!
Watch this #SimplyScience video to see how and why it’s done!
#ArcticScienceMonth
Really proud of this video that @Roger_Paulen and I put together! Please check it out!
A video project that I have been working on with @JoelScience is now live. This is a video highlighting @GSC_CGC research in northern Canada in support of mineral exploration, aimed at the general public. Check it out at: youtube.com/watch?v=83jASwSi…
It's the most wonderful time of the year! 🎶 #ArcticScienceMonth
Happy #ArcticScienceMonth❄️ Stay tuned over the coming weeks for cool stories showcasing the research our scientists do in the 🇨🇦 Arctic!
#SimplyScience
ALT Photo of Arctic glacier which reads “Happy Arctic Science Month!”
Simply Science Joel retweeted
An impact crater, roughly 1.5 km wide, on the surface of Mars, captured by the HiRISE camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter 257 km above the planets surface.
Credit: NASA/JPL/UArizona
Simply Science Joel retweeted
With a career spanning five decades, four countries and three continents, Peta Mudie has seen and done it all. As one of Canada’s first climate change scientists, she set the stage for generations of women.
Learn more here: ow.ly/Mi2Z50Ce0dE
#STEMDay #womeninSTEM.
ALT Peta Mudie, one of Canada's original climate change scientists is perched on the face of a cliff