Biodiversity in the St-Lawrence. Explorations of dreamland.

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• Yves Gélinas, professor and Concordia University Research Chair in Environmental Chemistry in the Faculty of Arts and Science, is quoted throughout a Radio-Canada.ca story on low levels of dissolved oxygen in parts of the Saint-Lawrence, particularly across from Rimouski and Matane, which could pose a threat to biodiversity in the estuary. The reporter notes that the findings were collected by Gélinas and a team of researchers during a recent mission aboard the research vessel, Coriolis II. The story is reprised by Sympatico.ca and Le Réseau d'Information Municipale du Québec (behind a paywall) and is linked by Alvinet. The research mission is reported also bySasknow.ca.
• Dylan Smith, postdoctoral fellow in the Center for Studies in Behavioral Neurobiology (CSBN) at Concordia, was a guest of Natasha Hall on CJAD Radio, where he discussed his work on dreams. Find the link to the interview through the "Listen" section, toward the middle of the page: click on "See More" until you see the link, "He studies dreaming for a living!".

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