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@FacultyofScience has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in January 2021. The social media accounts linked to from @FacultyofScience are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, FacultyofScience has populated their site with: • Sciographies Episode 1: Dr. Chris Moore, Developmental Psychologist with Psychology and Neuroscience • Sciographies Episode 4: Boris Worm • Sciographies Episode 5: Melanie Massey • Sciographies Episode 6: Dozie Okoye • Sciographies Episode 7: Sherry Stewart • Sciographies episode 8: Katja Fennel • Meet Dal’s newest Loran Scholar, Toni Agbaje-Ojo • Dal alum, Ashley Jackson - the 2022 Rhodes Scholar • Schulich leader: Kate Arpin (BSc21) • Undergraduate Summer Research Awards • Special Sciographies Episode: Dr. Mathia Mammen • REMEMBERING A DAL BIOLOGIST'S INFLUENCE AND LEGACY THROUGH INTERACTIVE ART • Science As Art Calendar • Listen to Dr. Rachel Chang’s episode of Sciographies • Meet Dalhousie’s new and renewed Canada Research Chairs • Meet Maxine Westhead, Marine Affairs first Professional in Residence • The Seals of Sable Island Story • Academic Exploration Series • Book your advising appointment today • Science Communications Internship • Killam Awards • Dalhousie Doctoral Thesis Awards 2022 • Cape Breton oyster industry • Dr. Erin Johnson wins prestigious Steacie Prize • Great White Sharks • Sciographies Sherry Stewart • Atlantic Canadian Research “Node” • World Oceans Day • Isabel Curtis Article • Atlantic Whitefish • First Year Interest Groups • Dr. Kevin Hewitt Dal News story • Tour of Life Sciences Centre (LSC) • 2022 Schulich Leaders Dal News story • Schulich Leaders Scholarships • Atlantic Science Links Association story • Falling Walls - Chemistry PhD students • Let's Talk Science 2022-2023 Volunteer Interest Form • Dr. Erin Johnson Steacie Prize • Going coastal: Science students dive into adventure as field courses return • Undergraduate Degree Planning Resources • Grad profile: Mykola Prus • Grad profile: Anastasia Forbes • Falling Walls finals - Chemistry PhD students • Dal alumni sisters and COP27 • Discovery Awards: Dr. Arunika Gunawardena • Dal’s newest Vanier and Banting recipients • SEASIDE Program Summer 2023 • Dal's newest Queen Elizabeth Scholars • Truro Start Program • 2023 Science As Art Calendar • Celebrating Dal’s Killam Scholars • The McCall MacBain Scholarship • Dal chemist earns 2023 Sloan Research Fellowship • Sun shines on Dal clean tech researcher's powerful air capture project • Dal alum recognized for youth leadership on climate action • Women in STEM unite on International Women’s Day • OpenThink 2023: Introducing Dalhousie’s latest PhD thought leaders • Dal undergrad talks science and university life with Indigenous high schoolers in Canada's prairies • SRES joins Faculty of Science • A shared passion for sustainability: Meet Dal’s 2023 Doctoral Thesis Award winners • The quantum future is bright: Dal research breakthrough spurs partnership with federal government • Beaty Centre for Marine Biodiversity • Pioneering ocean science centre will draw community to campus • Aaron Judah wins 3M National Student Fellowship • PhD candidate Karen Tang wins $20K P.E.O. Scholar Award • Ali Hammoud: Stepping up to help others back home and in Canada • Grad profile: Carmen Graves • Grad profile: Ethan Eastwood • Grad profile: Suchinta Arif • World Ocean Day: Kristal Ambrose • Faculty of Science FIGs • YouTube: Diving Into Shark Research & Conservation in Nova Scotia • Toren Hynes: Governor General’s Gold Medal • Could the sea help save us? • Dr. Jeff Dahn: Olin Palladium Award • Class Notes - Dalhousie Alumni • Discarded dog poop bags are such a problem that this university professor wrote a paper about it | CBC News • Dr. Megan Bailey receives inaugural Dr. Anne Marie Ryan Community Growth Award • Meet A Scientist - Dr. Grant Wach • Shark necropsy offers Dal students rare chance to learn about endangered creature up close • Dal prof selected for NSERC team tasked with creating greater inclusion in STEM • This year’s Schulich Leaders prepare to push boundaries in STEM • Dal and Nova Scotia launch Centre for Psychological Health for vulnerable populations • Sciographies Episode 29 - Chuck Macdonald, Inorganic Chemist • Upcoming Events - Dalhousie Alumni • 2023 Stanfield Conversation - Dalhousie Alumni • The big move: Dal's newest students share their first‑day feelings • Dal student and team test solutions for visually impaired students and their instructors • Sciographies Episode 30 - Shannon Sterling, Environmental Scientist • Sciographies Episode 31 - Melanie Zurba, Social Scientist • Fall 2023 Convocation profile: Sara Wong • Sciographies Episode 32 - Aaron Newman, Cognitive Neuroscientist • 2024 Science As Art Photo Contest submission montage • Dal News: 2023 John Dingle Science Communication interns • Sciographies Episode 33 - Erin Bertrand, Marine Biogeochemist • 2023 Summer Research Contest winners • Sciographies Episode 34 - Michael Freund, Materials Scientist • Ask an expert: Dr. Alana Westwood on environmental assessments • Sciographies Episode 35 - Kevin Hewitt, Physicist • Sciographies Episode 36 - Will Burt, Chemical Oceanographer • Joe Bedard, Dr. Boris Worm at global finals of Falling Walls pitch competition in Berlin • Dal's Joe Bedard wins global research competition • Giving Power - Fall 2023 edition • Diana Adamo: Dal's 94th Rhodes Scholar • Dal News: 21st Annual Discovery Awards • Dal's Killam scholars exemplify where possibility meets impact • Volunteer Spotlight: Scott Swinden (BSc'70) • Experiential learning strengthens skills for future scientific leaders - Dalhousie Alumni • Dal faculty and alumni among Canada’s most productive clinical psychology researchers • Keegan Leahy: A Day in the Life • Snoozing grey seal captures hearts as 2024 Science as Art calendar cover winner • Health‑focused Dal grads earn McCall MacBain regional awards • Economics professor emeritus honoured for long‑running China partnership • Centre for Psychological Health celebrates GreenShield gift • Building community connections for Women in STEM • Travel and Experiential Learning Opportunities (login required) • Dal-based Canadian Battery Innovation Centre planned for 2025 • Dal's 2024 OpenThinkers forge new frontiers in research • Dalhousie’s 2023 Top Co‑op Students of the Year • Ask an expert: The total solar eclipse, explained • Solar power: Dal comes together to experience rare eclipse • Meet Dal’s 2024 Board of Governors' Award winners • Science‑led event connects Black and African Nova Scotian high school students with the Dal community • Meet Ihor Krasilia, Dal’s in-house glassblower • Dr. Kate Sherren - Opening Windows book • Basmah Hendy: 3M Student Fellow • Grad profile: Aaliyah Arab-Smith, Medical Sciences • Dr. Jeff Dahn: 2024 Aurum Awards • Dr. Austin Mardon lecture recap and recording • Nova Scotia’s junior high science stars descend on Dal for awards ceremony • 2023-24 Dalhousie Research & Innovation annual report • Recap: Aquatic invasive species panel discussion • Summer camp brings Indigenous youth to Dal for math and computer science fun • Dal, Eastlink celebrates 10 years of Math Circles • How climate change is expected to diminish fish biomass | Mainstreet NS with Jeff Douglas | Live Radio | CBC Listen • Coastal access in Nova Scotia/Right of Way podcast • Provincial funding brings four new clinical psychology residency seats to Dal • Federal minister tours Dal battery labs, announces $10.15M for innovation centre • Where Ideas Meet Impact: Coloursmith • Thriving co‑curricular program earns Biology prof Dal community growth award • Dal Alumni Benefits Program renewal form • How I spent my summer: Making Indigenous community connections • Dal biologists name microbe found in Bedford Basin after Halifax • Learning curve: Dal postdoc overcomes challenges to push the boundaries of research • ‘Research knows no borders’: Dr. Kevin Hewitt recognized for leadership and research excellence • Storm warning: Dr. Hannah Harrison explores life in Canada’s commercial fishing industry • New north strong and free? Reimagining Canada in the age of Trump • Meet Dal’s 2025 Impact Awards winners • "They're rockstars": Dal scientist preps for one‑of‑a‑kind scholarly summit with Nobel Prize winners • DalSolutions: Putting mental health in reach for low‑income Nova Scotians • How Dalhousie’s 2025 Top Co‑op Students of the Year made their mark • Dal chemistry postdoc named to two prestigious programs for emerging science leaders • Dal student‑athlete Melina Collins honoured for building community beyond the court • Creating a mini‑Madagascar: Researchers finally get the elusive lace plant to seed • Behind the Lecture: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Natural Disasters • Grad profile: First IPMP cohort crosses the stage • Grad profile: Driven by curiosity (Ruby Harrington) • Dal PhD student takes community‑informed shark conservation research to the global stage • Growing community: New Halifax pollinator garden part of Dal group’s efforts to counter eco‑anxiety • Meet Dal’s 2026 Board of Governors’ Award winners • Travel and Exchange Opportunities (sign into my Dal) • Orientation Events with DalScinece • Dr. Kimberley Hall - 2026 Killam NRC Paul Corkum Fellowship • Master of Fisheries Science (MFSc) course-based program • Explore Programs • BIOL 3634 field course offers students a greater understanding of agroforestry in Nova Scotia • CBC News: Dal students’ project is helping save baby turtles • First Year Interest Groups (FIGS) - scroll to bottom of page • Coexisting in the ocean: How a Dal researcher advocates for whale safety measures among fishers • Read the Faculty of Science’s strategic plan • Alumni Contact Info Update