Explore the impact of climate change on Lake Superior's water quality with an MSc at Algoma University. Assist in innovative sampling protocols at the St.

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River facility. Located in Sault Ste Marie, Ontario, Algoma University invites applications for a Master's thesis focusing on the limnological analysis of Lake Superior waters. The role involves operating a current water sampling station built in collaboration with Environment and Climate Change Canada. You will help in creating protocols and maintaining sophisticated instrumentation vital for year-round water quality monitoring. Key Responsibilities:

- Develop sampling protocols for water analysis
- Operate and maintain water sampling station equipment




- Process water samples and manage database entries
- Conduct limnological analysis related to climate change impacts
- Collaborate with researchers on water quality assessments Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in biology, chemistry, or related field
- Strong background in environmental science or engineering
- Experience with water quality analysis preferred
- Ability to work independently and in a team
- Commitment to long-term research goals Engage in vital research on climate change and water quality at Algoma University.

📌 MSc Research in Aquatic Biogeochemistry (Sault Ste. Marie)
🏢 International Association for Great Lakes Research
📍 Sault Ste. Marie