Group photo with some of the participants and organizing committee
The 1st Canadian Geothermal Students’ Days was held at the Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS), Québec City, Canada, Nov. 21-22, 2019. This pan-Canadian event aimed to provide the growing number of young Canadian geothermal scientists with an informal platform of share knowledge, stimulate collaboration and discussion, and to offer career and networking opportunities. A total of 50 people. Thanks to the INRS, we were able to provide travel grants for the students coming from outside of Québec City through the Student Travel Assistance Program. The 7 applicants received 75 % of their eligible expenses to a maximum of $500CAD.
The event included 21 student presentations, a poster session, a discussion panel on the theme: “Future of geothermal within Canada’s energy portfolio: perspectives from academia, industry and government”, keynote sessions, and a field trip to Charlevoix.
Book of Abstracts
Abstracts presented by the participants of the 1st Canadian Geothermal Students' Days
Abdek Aden; Bennett Braun; Bernard Dusseault; Charis Wong; Cynthia Lee; Gabrielle Beaudry; Jorge Guevara-Alday; Kayla Moore; Leo Cerclet; Mafalda Miranda; Marion Saby; Miad Jarrahi; Milad Fakhari; Nadia Mohammadi; Nicolò Giordano; Sina Heidari; Spencer Poulette; Violaine Gascuel
From left to right: Hubert Langevin (organizing committee), Stéphanie Larmagnat (Geological Survey of Canada), Nicolò Giordano (organizing committee), Jonathan Banks (University of Alberta), Kirsten Marcia (DEEP), Jasmin Raymond (INRS), Mafalda Miranda (organizing committee), Ana Cecilia Dip (organizing committee), Violaine Gascuel (organizing committee), Mirah Rajaobelison (organizing committee) and Marc-Antoine Audy (Induktion Géothermie)
Group photo with the fieldtrip participants and organizing committee