Electric Cars – Explore Their Future Opportunities & Challenges At A ‘Science Café’ In Niagara, Ontario

An Invite to You from Brock University’s Environmental Sustainability Research Centre

Posted January 22^nd, 2016 on Niagara At Large

ESRC Events

Science Café: ‘Electric Cars: Future Opportunities & Challenges’

Join the ESRC as we discuss the opportunities and challenges associated with electric vehicles. This event will feature guest speakers:

• Ron Goves, Manager of Education and Outreach, Plug’n Drive
• Josipa Petrunic, Executive Director & CEO, Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC)

Date: Monday, January 25, 2016

Time: 7:00-8:30pm

Location: Mahtay Cafe, St. Catharines

Register/more info: http://bit.ly/1QbAsv0

**Space is limited, so register soon!**

Transdisciplinary Seminar Series, Winter 2016

We welcome you to attend any or all of the transdisciplinary seminars we have lined up this semester

• January 21 – “Game Theory and environmental economics” by Dr. Marcel Oestreich, ESRC, Brock University. Followed by a guest visit with Kerrie Pickering, Environmental Health Consultant & ESRC, Brock University.
• February 4 – “Environmental impact assessment projects with government and companies” by Lorne Grieg, ESSA Consultants; “Critical issues in urban ecosystems: The case of urban forests” by Dr. James Steenberg, Ryerson University.
• February 25 – “Evaluation of corporate water disclosure: Frameworks and current practice” by Dr. Danuta de Grosbois, ESRC, Brock University. Followed by a guest visit with Joshua Diamond, Water Quality Specialist, Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority.
• March 10 & 24 – Major research paper and thesis proposal presentations by the first year SSAS students.

All seminars will take place from 11:00am – 2:00pm in 573 Glenridge Ave, Room 164, Brock University – https://brocku.ca/environmental-sustainability-research-centre

More info: www.brocku.ca/ssas or contact Camilo Ordonez at cordonez@brocku.ca  or follow us on social media (Facebook or Twitter) to stay up-to-date

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