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   Dr Romain Millot, BRGM (France) Romain is a frequent visitor at Geotop/UQAM. A leading specialist of Li isotopes, he regularly gives a lecture on geothermy in my SCT3111 “Geochemical Cycles” class. Pr. Jianyao Chen, Sun Yat-Sen university (China) Pr. Chen … Continue reading →

      Start-up funds. $30,000. 2012.    Operating grant. “S (MDF & MIF) isotope characterization of PM10 aerosols in Montreal (Canada) and Paris (France)”. $75,000. 2013.      Research contract. “Isotope tracing of the environmental impact of an ore treatment plant”. $6,300. … Continue reading →

Energy Globe Award ceremony, Brussels, 2008  Hans-Gert Pöttering, president of the European Parliament, 2008 Geotop students workshop, Pohénégamook, 2013 With Monika and Maciej Gorka ( U.Wroclaw), October 2014 Part of the Isotope Gang, December 2014

Our new Environmental Isotope Lab has been funded by the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) and was installed at GEOTOP/UQAM in late 2015. We are now ready to study diffuse pollution! Our lab includes two different instruments : A PerkinElmer HPLC-FD for … Continue reading →

Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences    SCT3111: Geochemical cycles SCT5340: Human impacts on the geological environment SCT7002: External geodynamics SCT8256: Isotope geochemistry SCT8381: Geochronology   Department of Environment   ENV7000: Interdisciplinary perspectives in environment ENV7331: Residues and contaminated sites … Continue reading →

Google scholar   http://scholar.google.fr/citations?hl=fr&user=DrooO3QAAAAJ&view_op=list_works&pagesize=100   Education PhD (1999) Geochemistry, University Paris 7 – IPGP (France)   Employment Professor, UQAM (August 2012-present) Research Engineer, BRGM (French Geological Survey) (April 2001-July 2012) JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow, Toyama University (Japan) (April 2000 – April … Continue reading →

Under Review/In Press   Wada, N., Hirao, A., Kamachi, H., Uchida, M., Nakatsubo, T., WIDORY, D. (2017). Ecophysiological acclimation of polar willow (Salix polaris) to a glacier foreland in the High Arctic, Svalbard, Environmental Research Letters, under review. WIDORY, D., Vautour, G., … Continue reading →

         OPPORTUNITIES Prospective students interested in the research projects described on this web site, or who would like to discuss ideas for original projects pertaining to environmental or forensic isotopes are encouraged to contact me. Ideally prospective … Continue reading →

This is only a subset of what we are doing, head on over to the Research Group page to see what the students are up to.    Tracing sources and processes affecting the atmospheric budget of aerosols The origin of … Continue reading →

      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.      ———————————————– Pr. David … Continue reading →