Research
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Latest papers
Are Ecosystem Services Replaceable by Technology Yet? Bio-Inspired Technologies for Ecosystem Services: Challenges and Opportunities.
Biomimetics (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025
Latest funding
- $999,759
BioCAM4 - Biodiversity Integration in Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Actions for Planet, People, and Human Health
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $125,000
The manufactured ecosystem
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $1,049,240
Training in Applied Biotechnology for Environmental Sustainability (TABES)
NSERC · 2021 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
Are Ecosystem Services Replaceable by Technology Yet? Bio-Inspired Technologies for Ecosystem Services: Challenges and Opportunities.
Jacobs S, Zhang J, Wolf E, Porter E, Bohn SJ, Sparks AM, Eggermont M, Summers M, Rivera Cárdenas CI, Clitheroe H, Gillis D, Smith MA, Benessaiah K, Jones A, Davies A, Helms M, Bazely D, Lipton M, Dowhaniuk D, van Vierssen Trip N, Zampaki N, Karpouzou P, Wanieck K
BioCAM4 - Biodiversity Integration in Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Actions for Planet, People, and Human Health
Principal investigators: Boran, Idil
The manufactured ecosystem
Principal investigators: Jacobs, Shoshanah
Keywords: Climate Change Adaptation; Ecosystem Services; Science and Technology; Visual Art as Education ; Science Fiction Literature as prophecy ; Human Behaviour Change
Training in Applied Biotechnology for Environmental Sustainability (TABES)
Principal investigators: Brar, Satinder Kaur SK
Keywords: applied biotechnology; bioprocesses; bioproducts; biorefinery; fermentation; microorganisms; policy; residues; sustainability; value-addition
Living with climate change mapping experience and adaptation in the global south and north
Principal investigators: Hynie, Michaela
Keywords: climate change; gender; community-based research; policy development; local knowledge; adaptive capacity; South Asia; Canada; community resilience
Canada's work world and the challenge of climate change: engaging the community
Principal investigators: Lipsig-Mummé, Carla
Keywords: knowledge mobilisation on climate change and work; adaptation of work; employment; training; training for green transitions; work; employment and climate change
Work in a warming world: adapting Canadian employment and work to the challenges of climate change
Keywords: work; employment; climate change; adaptation of work and employment; climate; employment policy and labour markets; training for green transitions; trade unions and sustainability
The impacts of oil and gas activity on peoples in arctic using a multiple securities perspective (GAPS)
Principal investigators: Bazely, Dawn
Controlled environmental chambers
Principal investigators: Goring, Daphne
The impact of vertebrate herbivores and other disturbance on ecosystem structure and function
Principal investigators: Bazely, Dawn
The impact of vertibrate herbivores on terrestrial plant communities
Principal investigators: Bazely, Dawn
From public funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998 with their latest competition results, the Canada Foundation for Innovation, Genome Canada, the Canadian Space Agency, Canada Research Chairs, the Fonds de recherche du Québec, Ontario research funding, Michael Smith Health Research BC, the Canadian Cancer Society, Heart & Stroke and Brain Canada.
Frequent collaborators
- Karina Benessaiah and Shoshanah Jacobs: 2 shared papers
- Karina Benessaiah and Andria Jones: 2 shared papers
- Shoshanah Jacobs and Andria Jones: 2 shared papers
- Andria Jones and Daniel Gillis: 2 shared papers
- Karina Benessaiah and Daniel Gillis: 1 shared paper
- Karina Benessaiah and Dawn Bazely: 1 shared paper
- Shoshanah Jacobs and Daniel Gillis: 1 shared paper
- Shoshanah Jacobs and Dawn Bazely: 1 shared paper
- Andria Jones and Dawn Bazely: 1 shared paper
- Daniel Gillis and Dawn Bazely: 1 shared paper
- Department of Population Medicine
- HR
- Department of Integrative Biology
- Other
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