Research Feature: Aimee Rideout
Plastic pollution is a major environmental stressor for marine life and is both long-lasting and near-ubiquitous in ocean ecosystems due to anthropogenic activity. Since the […]
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Research Feature: Micheal Light
Honey bees (Apis mellifera L.) are the most agriculturally beneficial eusocial insects for crop pollination. Chemical communication is critical in maintaining colony structure and activity, […]
Research Feature: Chaiti Seth
My research aims to identify key leverage points for shifting towards more healthy, just, and sustainable institutional food systems, using Acadia University as a case […]
Reading Between the Wines: Studying the Impact of Caloric Values on Consumers’ Sensory Perceptions of Rosé Wines
With the production of local wine increasing in Nova Scotia, the government is investing a significant amount of money into wine research. As a recipient […]
Research Feature: Julia Koppernaes
Allied health networks that incorporate exercise professionals into primary care have been shown to be especially effective at improving physical activity levels in various populations. […]
Research Feature: The Well Sibling Experience
Siblings play a major role in our lives. For many people, they’re our first friends and our first enemies. They help to shape who we […]
Research Feature: Sarah Charnock
Sarah Charnock is a 4th year kinesiology student from Newmarket, Ontario. She has spent her time at Acadia actively participating in various kinesiology programs as […]