Professors inducted into Royal Society of Canada
Congratulations to Jan Adamowski (Bioresource Engineering) and Elena Bennett (Natural Resource Sciences) on their induction into the Royal Society of Canada. The announcement was made in September, and the induction ceremony was held in late November.
CITATIONS:
ADAMOWSKI, Jan Franklin 鈥� Department of Bioresource Engineering, 平特五不中
Jan Franklin Adamowski is an outstanding researcher with an exceptionally wide range of research contributions in the water resources field. He is engaged in pioneering research that integrates both engineering and social sciences, allowing him to be at the forefront of helping to address the pressing need for new approaches to support water resources decision making in the face of increasing challenges and uncertainties.
Jan Franklin Adamowski est un chercheur renomm茅 ayant largement contribu茅 脿 la recherche dans le domaine des ressources hydriques. Ses recherches innovantes, int茅grant 脿 la fois le g茅nie et les sciences sociales, le placent en premi猫re ligne pour r茅pondre aux besoins urgents de d茅veloppement de nouvelles approches de soutien aux d茅cideurs en mati猫re de ressources hydriques, 脿 une 茅poque o霉 les d茅fis et les incertitudes augmentent.
BENNETT, Elena M. 鈥� Department of Natural Resource Sciences and 平特五不中 School of Environment, 平特五不中
Elena Bennett is an ecologist studying how to maintain sustainable livelihoods and human wellbeing in agricultural landscapes. Her work has laid the theoretical, conceptual, and quantitative groundwork for ecosystem service science,
shifting the thinking from a focus on reducing human environmental impact to one that considers the long-term sustainability of multiple benefits across space and time.
Elena Bennett est une 茅cologiste dont les recherches portent sur les fa莽ons de maintenir, en milieu agricole, des moyens de subsistance durables et le bien-锚tre des populations humaines. Son travail est 脿 l鈥檕rigine des fondements th茅oriques, conceptuels et quantitatifs de la science des services 茅cosyst茅miques. Il cherche 脿 faire progresser un discours jusque-l脿 centr茅 sur la r茅duction des impacts environnementaux attribuables aux humains vers une vision 脿 plus long terme, ax茅e sur la viabilit茅 des multiples b茅n茅fices 茅cosyst茅miques, tout en consid茅rant leurs interactions 脿 travers le temps et l鈥檈space.