Find the right scientist at upcoming tradeshows

Gerri Fraser

Here are the tradeshows and conferences that Stantec's Environmental Services professionals and engineers will be attending for the balance of 2018

Stantec’s environmental professionals and engineers are active in our industry. In the next few months Stantec will be participating in the following conferences & tradeshows. Let’s connect! Attend the presentations and visit our booth to learn more about how Stantec is contributing to advancements in various industries.

NOV 2018

Clean Gulf New Orleans, LA Nov. 13-15, 2018
Visit Stantec's booth to learn how we can simplify your environmental planning and response needs before a crisis happens. Booth #629

Geochemist publishes new data on hydrocarbon gas migration in shallow aquifers

Stantec's Rebecca Kreuzer geochemist is lead author on technical paper that informs hydro-fracking/resource...

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In Situ Solidification / Stabilization of Residual Acid Tar, Presentation by David Collins @ Battelle

Technical Presentation by David Collins from the Battelle Conference on April 9, 2018. A case study describ...

“Creative thinking inspires ideas. Ideas inspire change.” Barbara Januszkiewicz

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