Curriculum Vitae > Invited Presentations, Departmental Seminars & Guest Lectures Invited Presentations, Departmental Seminars & Guest Lectures ([O] = oral; [P] = Poster; ^ = PDF; * = Graduate Student; ** = Undergraduate Student) Jackson LJ (2018) The emergence of antimicrobial resistance and development of treatment technologies to remove pharmaceutical and Jackson LJ (2018) Applications of trace organic chemistry to ‘pharmaprint’ societal behavior, develop removal options and protect receiving Jackson LJ (2017) A concept to provide clean drinking and wastewater treatment to remote northern Alberta communities. Alberta Jackson LJ (2017) Advancing Canadian Wastewater Assets: next-generation wastewater treatment demonstration. Emerging Leaders of the Jackson LJ (2017) Development of treatment technologies to remove pharmaceutical and personal care products from domestic wastewater: Jackson LJ (2017) Fair and just water – a bottled water challenge to inspire our students to ‘walk the walk’? Student Enrolment Services, Jackson LJ (2017) Next-generation wastewater treatment at ACWA: developing local solutions to global water issues. Calgary Association of Jackson LJ (2017) ACWA: Infrastructure and research to develop and test next-generation wastewater treatment. Alberta Capital Region Jackson LJ (2017) Challenges to sustaining the water, food, energy nexus. Sustainability Studies – Sustainability Research I (UNIV/SUST Jackson LJ (2017) 401), University of Calgary, 4 April 2017.
Jackson LJ (2017) ACWA Infrastructure: Next-generation wastewater treatment processes with applications to global water issues. York
Jackson LJ (2017) ACWA, challenges to water supplies and treatment and local solutions for a growing global problem. Guest lecture in
Jackson LJ (2016) ACWA: Purpose-built infrastructure to develop and test next generation wastewater treatment to addressing growing
Jackson LJ (2016) ACWA infrastructure: Purpose built to develop and test next-generation wastewater treatment. Presentation to the
Jackson LJ (2016) ACWA’s infrastructure: design features to develop and test the next generation of advanced wastewater treatment.
Jackson LJ (2016) What's in my water? Global issues, local solutions and a role for Alberta's pharmacists. Plenary address, Alberta
Jackson LJ (2016) Global food supplies & the water, food, energy nexus. Guest lecture in the University of Calgary's orientation week "First
Jackson LJ (2016) Think beyond the apple! The water, energy, food nexus and global food supplies. Keynote address to SHAD Program,
Jackson LJ (2016) A looming water crisis: ACWA will create local solutions to address global problems. University of Calgary, Board of
Jackson LJ (2016) ACWA provides opportunities to develope Canadian solutions for global problems. Plenary address, Socieity of
Jackson LJ (2016) What's in my water? Global challenges met with local solutions at ACWA. Plenary address, Strathcona Tweedsmuir School
Jackson LJ (2016) What is THAT in my water? (And, why should I care about THAT?) TED style talk at Inside Education's Navig8 2016 Youth
Jackson LJ (2016) Challenges to water supply and treatment: local solutions for a global problem. Guest Lecture in Urban Infrastructure and
Jackson LJ (2016) New paradigms in wastewater treatment and challenges associated with membrane technologies. Presentation at
Jackson LJ (2016) Veterinary pharmaceuticals and relationships to skewed sex ratios in longnose dace in sourthern Alberta. Guest Lecture
Jackson LJ (2015) What's in my water? ACWA, local solutions with global applications. Guest lecture in Medical Biotechnology Program, Jackson LJ (2015) What's that in my beer (and, what is THAT)? Nerd Nite YYC, Calgary, ALberta, October 15. [O]
Jackson LJ (2015) Trace organic analyses, ACWA and opportunities for local solutions with global applications. Keynote address, 50th
Jackson LJ (2015) ACWA Overview: the parts, how they are put together and a challenge for analytical chemists. Agilent-ACWA Environmental
Jackson LJ (2014) Advancing Canadian Wastewater Assets (ACWA): local solutions with global applications. Agilent Workshop "Advances in
Jackson LJ (2014) Introduction to Advancing Canadian Wastewater Assets (ACWA) for environmental scientists. Invited lecture and tour o
Jackson LJ (2013) Advancing Canadian Wastewater Assets (ACWA): turning local opportunities into global solutions. Invited lecture and tour
Jackson LJ (2012) Responses of native fish to emerging contaminants in sourthern Alberta rivers: challenges for wastewater treatment
Jackson LJ & C Chung* (2012) Patterns in dissolved O2, relationships with macrophyte biomass and implications to wastewater treatment
Jackson LJ & C Chung* (2011) Dissolved O2 and emerging contaminants in the Bow River: where we are today and where we are
Jackson LJ (2011) Messages and challenges regarding endocrine disrupting compounds in southern Alberta: what longnose dace have to
Habibi HR, Jordan J*, Henderson S*, Weiljie A & LJ Jackson (2011) Link between environmental contaminants in Southern Alberta rivers and
Henderson S*, LJ Jackson & HR Habibi. (2010) Endocrine disrupting compounds and their effect on longnose dace in the Bow River. Bow
Jackson LJ (2010) Longnose dace responses to emerging contaminants identify emerging challenges in Southern Alberta rivers: Advancing
"Longnose dace in Southern Alberta rivers: messages, challenges and opportunities." Bow River Basin Council Quarterly Science Forum, "Emerging water quality issues in Southern Alberta." 2010 Annual General Meeting of the Currie Liberal Association, January 20, 2010.
"Human influences on plant community composition and structure: why we should pay more attention to complex ecological interactions."
Habibi HR, Jeffries KM, Nelson ER & LJ Jackson (2007) Risk assessment for endocrine disrupting chemical mixtures. 2007 International
"Land use impacts on prairie rivers in Southern Alberta: Where the boys are boys and many of the girls might be too." University of Toronto,
"Impacts of urban wastewater on prairie rivers". 3rd Canadian Water Network Connecting Water Resources National Conference, 20-23
Jeffries K* & LJ Jackson (2006) Spatial distribution of endocrine disrupting chemicals in the South Saskatchewan River Basin, Alberta,
Jeffries, KM* and LJ Jackson (2006) Longnose dace as indicators of environmental stress in the South Saskatchewan River Basin. Alberta
Jackson LJ & K Jeffries (2006) Human Impacts on Water Quantity and Quality in the South Saskatchewan River Basin and Challenges to
Jackson LJ, E McCauley, L Hogberg*, K Jeffries* & B Mayer (2006) Common metrics for multi-dimensional assessment of human impacts
"Relationship between sustainable development and water quantity and quality in South Saskatchewan headwater rivers." Mountains as
"Macrophyte-dominated and turbid states of shallow prairie lakes: patterns, processes and contrast with shallow Danish lakes." National
"Human Impacts on Water Quantity and Quality, Ecological and Economic Processes, and Policy Development in the S. Saskatchewan River", "Rooted aquatic macrophtyes and ecosystem scale processes" University of Regina, 16 November 2001. "Species interactions and material flow through aquatic ecosystems" University of Alberta, 7 April 1998. "Material Flow through aquatic ecosystems: linking species to ecosystems" University of Lethbridge, 21 January 1998.
"Ecological Modelling and Contaminant Cycling in the Great Lakes" Seminar presented in the Ecology, Ethology and Evolution "Ecolunch"
"Farmers, Fertilizer and Hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico" Seminar presented in an Ecosystem Analysis seminar series (University of Illinois), 9
"Nonlinear Multi-Component Ecosystem Models" Two, two hour lectures, including a computer simulation exercise, for Zoology 535 -
"Piscivores, predation, PCBs and predictions for Lake Ontario's pelagic food web." Special session on trophic dynamics in the Great Lakes,
"Managing the Great Lakes for sport fish PCBs and sustainability: a conflict of interest?" Presentation and panel participant in a special
"The case for an ecological steady state." Presentation and panel participant in an International Joint Commission special workshop entitled
"What to ask before you interview and accept your first job" Guest lecture in Ethics and Professionalism Seminar, (University of Illinois) 12
"Food Web Effects and Prey Feedbacks" Presentation to a workgroup organized by the Emerging Issues Science Advisory Board of the |
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