Media coverage about PEARL and the campaign
The research team is doing fantastic science while in an extraordinary place. This page provides links to various media stories about the great work being done.
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Please feel welcome to share these articles widely!
University media
Dan Weaver, a Ph.D. Candidate at U of T and currently on his third ACE Campaign, has written a series of articles for U of T News about research and life at PEARL:
Reporting from the Arctic: Measuring ozone, tracking satellites, hiking fiords
Reporting from the Arctic: A typical day in Eureka
Reporting from the Arctic: The science behind the mission
Reporting from the Arctic: Advice for surviving winter
Reporting from the Arctic: When fog hits
Western University News posted an article based on an interview with two of their graduate students participating in this year's campaign, Emily McCullough and Shaymila Gamage:
'Eureka moment' provides unique opportunity for students
York University has also posted a short article about their contribution to the campaign. York U Professor Tom McElroy was a co-inventor of the Brewer Ozone Spectrophotometer, an instrument used world-wide to measure and track ozone. He joined the research team with his grad student, Zahra Vaziri.
York U Arctic climate researchers on data collection expedition
National media
In November, the Globe and Mail's science journalist, Ivan Semeniuk, visited PEARL with Prof. Jim Drummond (PEARL's Principle Investigator) and Emily McCullough (Western University Ph.D. student and long-time ACE Campaign team member). He wrote a great article about research being conducted at PEARL:
How Canada’s Arctic lab keeps a watchful eye on climate change
The Globe and Mail also posted a video from PEARL, which included an interview with Emily about her research and the lidar at 0PAL:
With a laser blast, scientists shoot for clues to Arctic climate
Social media
There are Twitter updates from the campaign through the @CREATEArcticSci account. You don't need to be part of Twitter, you can visit the feed as a webpage! There are short updates and photo highlights.
@CREATEArcticSci
The CREATEArcticSci Instagram page provides sharable photo highlights from the campaign:
CREATEArcticSci Instagram
The CREATE Arctic Science blog has occasional updates about research and activities by PEARL-connected people:
CREATE Arctic Science blog
There is a Facebook Page for Canadian Arctic Science, started by Dan Weaver. At the moment it features PEARL related photos and content, though he hopes to connect with others doing research in the Canadian Arctic.
Canadian Arctic Science Facebook Page
Dan Weaver, a Ph.D. Candidate at U of T and currently on his third ACE Campaign, has written a series of articles for U of T News about research and life at PEARL:
Reporting from the Arctic: Measuring ozone, tracking satellites, hiking fiords
Reporting from the Arctic: A typical day in Eureka
Reporting from the Arctic: The science behind the mission
Reporting from the Arctic: Advice for surviving winter
Reporting from the Arctic: When fog hits
Western University News posted an article based on an interview with two of their graduate students participating in this year's campaign, Emily McCullough and Shaymila Gamage:
'Eureka moment' provides unique opportunity for students
York University has also posted a short article about their contribution to the campaign. York U Professor Tom McElroy was a co-inventor of the Brewer Ozone Spectrophotometer, an instrument used world-wide to measure and track ozone. He joined the research team with his grad student, Zahra Vaziri.
York U Arctic climate researchers on data collection expedition
National media
In November, the Globe and Mail's science journalist, Ivan Semeniuk, visited PEARL with Prof. Jim Drummond (PEARL's Principle Investigator) and Emily McCullough (Western University Ph.D. student and long-time ACE Campaign team member). He wrote a great article about research being conducted at PEARL:
How Canada’s Arctic lab keeps a watchful eye on climate change
The Globe and Mail also posted a video from PEARL, which included an interview with Emily about her research and the lidar at 0PAL:
With a laser blast, scientists shoot for clues to Arctic climate
Social media
There are Twitter updates from the campaign through the @CREATEArcticSci account. You don't need to be part of Twitter, you can visit the feed as a webpage! There are short updates and photo highlights.
@CREATEArcticSci
The CREATEArcticSci Instagram page provides sharable photo highlights from the campaign:
CREATEArcticSci Instagram
The CREATE Arctic Science blog has occasional updates about research and activities by PEARL-connected people:
CREATE Arctic Science blog
There is a Facebook Page for Canadian Arctic Science, started by Dan Weaver. At the moment it features PEARL related photos and content, though he hopes to connect with others doing research in the Canadian Arctic.
Canadian Arctic Science Facebook Page
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