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URL:/water-institute/events/watertalk-significance-cany
 ons-atlantic-water-pathways
SUMMARY:WaterTalk: The significance of canyons on Atlantic Water pathways\n
 towards the glaciers of Northwest Greenland
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nAs part of the Water Institute's WaterTalks lecture
  series and\nco-hosted with the Department of Applied Mathematics\n[https:
 //uwaterloo.ca/applied-mathematics/]\, Dr. Julie Pietrzak is a\nProfessor 
 of Physical Oceanography within the Environmental Fluid\nMechanics Section
 \, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences\, Delft\nUniversity of Tec
 hnology\, The Netherlands\, will present: The\nsignificance of canyons on 
 Atlantic Water pathways towards the\nglaciers of Northwest Greenland.\n\nT
 his event is in person in MC 5479 with a lunch reception to follow.\n 
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