Register now for this unique seven-week public lecture series featuring McGill geographers, biologists, geologists, epidemiologists, and atmospheric scientists. This series focuses on how global weather patterns and climate changes impact both planetary and human health. Mini-Science will take place over seven Thursday evenings, from February 25 to April 14, 2016.

Lectures will be presented in English mais nous vous invitons à poser vos questions en français.

TIME:
Registration and Refreshments - 6:00 pm
Lecture with Q&A - 6:30 - 8:00 pm

WHERE:
Room 151, Ground floor of Bronfman Building,
1001 Sherbrooke Street West

COST:
Adults = $114.97 (includes all taxes)
Students and seniors (65+) = $68.98 (includes all taxes)
No refunds after February 17, 2016

For more info: http://www.mcgill.ca/science/events/mini

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Feb. 25 - How weather and climate work
Prof. John Gyakum (Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences)

Mar. 3 - Reading week - NO LECTURE

Mar. 10 - Sea Ice and climate variability
Prof. Bruno Tremblay (Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences)

Mar. 17 - Deep time climate change
Prof. Galen Halverson (Earth & Planetary Sciences)

Mar. 24 - Climate change and preserving cold carbon
Prof. Nigel Roulet (Department of Geography)

Mar. 31 - How can we adapt to climate change?
Prof. Lea Berrang-Ford (Department of Geography)

April 7 - Climate change and the tropics
Prof. Catherine Potvin (Department of Biology)

April 14 - Air pollution, climate & health in the Tibetan Plateau
Prof. Jill Baumgartner (Institute for Health and Social Policy & Dept. of Epidemiology, Biostatistics & Occupational Health)

For more information: http://www.mcgill.ca/science/events/mini