Pr. David Widory isotope laboratory

 

 


 

My students and I apply multi-isotope approaches to environmental and forensic research.

To learn more about our group, please have a look at current and recent student research.

See other projects on my research page. 

 

 

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Pr. David WIDORY

widory.david@uqam.ca


Dépt des Sciences de la Terre et de l’Atmosphère/ Earth and Atmosphere Sciences Dpt
UQAM/GEOTOP
Case postale 8888
Succursale Centre-Ville
Montréal,
H3C 3P8, Canada
Tel: +1 (514) 987 3000/ext 1968
Fax: +1 (514) 987 3635

Associate Editor, Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences

 

Associate Editor, Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies 

 

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  268. I’ve always been fascinated by how multi-isotope approaches can pin down sources in forensic work, and it’s great to see a lab sharing student research so openly. It reminds me of how isolating and comparing sources works in other arenas too — when I’m not reading about isotope research, I run a small browser game called Choicer Voicer where players record dubs over local videos and compare scores. Do your students ever use isotope mixing models to quantify how much of a contaminant comes from each source? That kind of source apportionment seems like it would pair well with forensic casework.

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