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A chance encounter at a summer job during his studies toward a BSc in chemistry and geochemistry helped Martin Fowler find the exact intersection of chemistry and geology best suited to him.

Jessie Lilly attaches a tag to an Atlantic Sturgeon at night

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For Jessie, holiday trips to Vancouver Island, charter fishing excursions with her dad and becoming a certified diver at the age of 15 sparked her interest in marine ecology. These experiences made her aware of the tough balance between sustaining fisheries and preserving ecosystems, leading her to want to pursue fisheries science.

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Extensional Tectonics across the Northern Nova Scotia Margin from Ocean Bottom Seismic Data

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