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Using new environmental DNA (eDNA) technology, it’s possible to rapidly identify and determine quantities of different fish species in high-flow marine conditions.

Jordan Kamga (on the left) a Mechanical Engineering coop student from Dalhousie University and NSCC Research Assistant Shaza Abumousa

Image courtesy of Dr. Etienne Mfoumou.

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Jordan Kamga

Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Dalhousie University. Research Associate in Dr. Etienne Mfoumou’s Applied Research Engineered Technologies Lab at the Nova Scotia Community College.

Growing up, Cameroon native Jordan Kamga longed to know more about the inner workings of the stuff he encountered in his daily life. It’s a desire that helped set him on the path he’s on today.

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

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Jordan Kamga

Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Dalhousie University. Research Associate in Dr. Etienne Mfoumou’s Applied Research Engineered Technologies Lab at the Nova Scotia Community College.