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David McLagan, along with PhD Supervisors, Carl Mitchell and Frank Wania (from University of Toronto Scarborough) were one of six winners of the Governor General's Innovation Award for the development of MerPAS presented at a ceremony on the 18th of May 2023. MerPAS...

David was interviewed by Prof. Karen Smith and Prof. Stu Livingston from the Dept. of Physical and Environmental Sciences at the University of Toronto on their really cool podcast called Emerging Environments. They chatted about David's path in research, mercury as a...

We are excited to announce that David McLagan has won the Instructor Teaching Award for 2022/23 in the School of Environmental Studies (SES) at Queen’s University. A bit thanks to all the students in ENSC480-002 (Wildfire Science & Management) who’s amazing buy-in...

Cool new study that I was a part of led by my friends and collaborators Natalie Szponar and Briget Bergquist. I welcome you to check it out! https://doi.org/10.1029/2022JD037361 https://twitter.com/David_S_McLagan/status/1617894390806228993

Great new study investigating mercury cycling and transport in stream water and sediments downstream from a mercury polluted site in the Black Forest (Schwarzwald) in Germany using mercury stable isotope and mercury speciation techniques. Super effort from lead author...

Grant Chenier (Master's), Madison Otsuki (undergrad), and Chloe Earnshaw-Osler (undergrad) joined the FEWA lab in September 2022. In addition, Excellent Eboigbe (Master's) will join the team in January 2023. I'm super chuffed to have these brilliant, enthusiastic...

The FEWA Lab is pleased to announce the publication of research in Copernicus/EGU Journal Biogeosciences. This research is titled:  "Internal tree cycling and atmospheric archiving of mercury: examination with concentration and stable isotope analyses"....

After several months of planning, designing, and building, we are launching our new logo and website! It was important for us to capture the essence of FEWA Lab in our branding. The logo's modern line design depicts the 4 elements (Fire, Earth, Water, Air). The...