AV Group
Research Areas
- Wood, wood products and paper
- Manufacturing processes and products
- Evolution and ecology
- Forestry (silviculture, forest management)
- Animal biology
- Natural resources (economic aspects)
- Plant-animal interaction
- Waste water treatment
- Environmental engineering
Collaborating Researchers
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Giroux, MarieAndrée
Université de Moncton -
Maclatchy, Deborah
Wilfrid Laurier University -
MacLatchy, Deborah
Wilfrid Laurier University -
Van Der Kraak, Glen
University of Guelph -
Van Der Kraak, Glen J
University of Guelph -
Allen, DGrant
University of Toronto -
Allen, Grant
University of Toronto -
Basiliko, Nathan
Laurentian University -
Basiliko, Nathan N
Laurentian University -
Bussmann, Markus
University of Toronto -
Bussmann, Markus M
University of Toronto -
Chin, Ya-Huei Cathy
University of Toronto -
Chin, Ya-Huei (Cathy
University of Toronto -
Chin, Ya-Huei (Cathy) YHC
University of Toronto -
Edwards, Elizabeth
University of Toronto -
Edwards, Elizabeth EA
University of Toronto -
Frigon, Dominic
McGill University -
Frigon, Dominic D
McGill University -
Tran, Honghi
University of Toronto -
Tran, Honghi HN
University of Toronto -
Wong, Willy
University of Toronto -
Wong, Willy W
University of Toronto
Collaborating Organizations
Recent Research Projects
Enhancing dewatering, drying, combustion and utilization of pulp and paper mill biosludge
2017/18-2019/20 • $564,600
Canadian pulp and paper mills generate more than 20 million cubic metres of raw biosludge per year. Biosludge is generated during biological wastewater treatment and consists to >98% of water with the remainder being bacteria and tree residues. Energy intensive dewatering can decrease the water...
Proposed development of a mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) early life-stage bioassay as a surrogate to wild fish surveys
2018/19-2019/20 • $111,650
The Federal Environmental Effects Monitoring (EEM) program mandates that pulp and paper mills operating in Canada assess the impacts of their effluents on aquatic receiving environments. They must undertake monitoring activities as part of regulated three-year cycles. One area of monitoring...
Quantification of the impact of large herbivores on regeneration in hardwood stands following harvesting
2019/20 • $25,000
Forest and their resources are essential to the long-term well-being of Canadians, their environment and their economy. Sustainable development practices are thus critical in the forest industry. Understanding the dynamics of forest regeneration is a key element that needs to be taken into...
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