
#Aquatic #Ecotoxicologist and #Arctic Researcher @environmentca | @IceCicl | Emerging contaminants | Analytical Chem | Conservation Bio | views my own
Toronto, Ontario
Joined March 2018
- Tweets2.4K
- Following2.2K
- Followers1.2K
- Likes6.9K
Pinned Tweet
Since I was a little girl, I have always wanted to be apart of the @NatGeo family. Today, I am very humbled to say that I have received a #NatGeoExplorer grant for my contaminant research in the #Arctic. #WomenInSTEM #womeninpolarscience @InsideNatGeo @eebtoronto @UofTArtSci – at Ajax, Ontario
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
#InvasiveSpeciesWeek! check out the #GreatLakes Aquatic Nonindigenous Species Information System (@GLANSIS_news), a fantastic, "one-stop shop" tool for Great Lakes invasive species info. glerl.noaa.gov/glansis/index… #NISAW #GreatLakes #GreatLakesSci
This #InvasiveSpecies week, check out the Great Lakes Aquatic Nonindigenous Species Information System (@GLANSIS_news), a fantastic, "one-stop shop" tool for Great Lakes invasive species info. glerl.noaa.gov/glansis/index…
#NISAW #GreatLakes #GreatLakesSci
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
Friends, I am at a loss of words for how devastating it would be to lose the entire intramural #NIH program. Some of the biggest medical and scientific breakthroughs have come from scientists in the NIH Intramural program. #SaveTheNIH
science.org/content/article/…
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
1/2 Every tag tells a story! 🐟🧊
Arctic char are facing new challenges as the Arctic changes. Our team in Cambridge Bay, NU, along with collaborators, study their migrations, the impacts of rising temperatures and presence of microplastics.
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
Are you attending @ArcticNet #ArcticChange2024 this week?
Come check out my presentation today at 4:00 pm in Room 206 to learn about the #seabird #mapping tool that we are developing for #monitoring prioritization and emergency response planning!
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
Didn’t have the chance to see my poster this week at @ArcticNet #ArcticChange2024?
Check it out below!
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
And it begins! So excited for @ArcticNet #ArcticChange2024 this week. We love to see so many northern attendees!
This will be a busy week with 291 oral presentations… let the learning begin!

ALT Photo of ArcticNet opening remarks presentation slide that says: “> 1700 registrations 515 early-career researchers 560 northerners (33%) 9 countries represented 3 plenaries livestreamed with live interpretation 81 topical sessions (9 live-streamed, 5 translated to Inuktitut) 291 oral presentations 310 posters > 41 side meetings
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
How snow can be a local monitoring tool for contamination and sources of microplastics ❄️
From by @bm_hamilton, Les Harris, @jenni_pro + @ChelseaRochman
In @ArcticScienceJ ➡️ ow.ly/4uZf50UaQtr
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
Are you looking to do a PhD in ecotoxicology and environmental chemistry? We have an exciting position in our group to explore the combined impacts of chemical pollution and climate change on wetland systems. More information can be found at the link below
findaphd.com/phds/project/im…
Ten more here!! @IceCicl @ShiraJoudan @jenni_pro @AmieLusher @SVOCora @juliaellenbaak @lisaerdle
@DianeOrihel @klavlaw @KarenKidd12
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
Calling recent PHD grads and those close to defending...
We are hiring a Post-doc with an "open research focus". Write your own 2-year project proposal and submit it before November 3!
su.se/english/about-the-univ…
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
FUNDED PHD ALERT: A reminder that I have a funded PhD position available @eebtoronto and @UofTenvironment . See here rollinson.eeb.utoronto.ca/jo…
And for a preview of whats your PhD life could like in our group, check out these videos (thanks @robzlloyd!).
Please circulate widely!
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
We are still looking for a PhD & MS student to work on inverts in Iceland! Please reach out to Dr. Benstead or Dr. Huryn to apply! 🧊
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
Please share - New graduate position in the @QE3_Research team @queensu. We are recruiting an MSc or PhD student in #Fish #Ecotoxicology for our Pacific #Salmon River Oil Experiment Project. Learn more: qe3research.ca/2024/09/23/gr…
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
Call for Abstracts closes next week! Have you submitted yet? Don't miss the chance to present at the country's largest Arctic research meeting!❄️🦭
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS - OPEN NOW ❄️ Interested in attending Arctic Change 2024? Submit your abstract here by September 13th to showcase your research at Canada's largest Arctic research conference: event.fourwaves.com/ac2024/s…
I am delayed in sharing this but better late than never!! Thrilled to share the first of several papers looking at emerging contaminants in Northern fishes from the Kitikmeot! Here, we examined microplastics in Arctic char and their summer feeding habitat. Check it out here 👇
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Thanks to our partners for making it happen! #EHTO #NCP #DFO @POLARCanada @ECCCSciTech @eebtoronto
#Arctic #fisheries #ecotox
2
115
A wonderful jam-packed week in Iqaluktuuttiaq finishing up our work on the impacts of multi-stressors in Northern fishes! Koana to our Northern partners and friends who make it all possible - until next time!
@POLARCanada @ECCCSciTech @IceCicl
So proud of this group. We have a diverse & growing research team committed to understanding the effects of multiple stressors in Arctic fishes in the North. We can ask questions from a fisheries, evo eco, physio, & ecotox lens! Thanks @POLARCanada for highlighting us!
DFO visited #CHARS to work to advance research on Arctic Char Migrations in a Changing Arctic. They're striving to predict how multiple stressors will impact Arctic Char. Understanding these impacts is essential for the preservation and sustainability of these vital species.
2
147
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
DFO visited #CHARS to work to advance research on Arctic Char Migrations in a Changing Arctic. They're striving to predict how multiple stressors will impact Arctic Char. Understanding these impacts is essential for the preservation and sustainability of these vital species.
Bonnie Hamilton, PhD retweeted
ICYMI: @ArcticScienceJ's Litter and Microplastics Monitoring in the Arctic collection brings together 11 #OpenAccess papers building on the expertise and experiences of the @AMAP_Arctic Litter and Microplastics Expert Group (LMEG).
Explore the papers: ow.ly/gAMu50SJqAt


































