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Haolun (Allen) Tian, a Queen’s PhD student, won an international Nature photo competition for an image of research on algal blooms taken in September 2021 on Dog Lake.
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Dog Lake, Rideau Canal area, Kingston, Ottawa
Who
Haolun (Allen) Tian, Queen’s PhD student, Queen’s master’s student Kelly Estrada Piedrahita, Stephen Lougheed, Yuxiang Wang
What
Haolun (Allen) Tian, a Queen’s PhD student, won an international Nature photo competition for an image of research on algal blooms taken in September 2021 on Dog Lake.
When
Fri, 12 Jun 2026 18:41:58 GMT · 3h 11m ago
Where
Dog Lake, Rideau Canal area, Kingston, Ottawa ·
Why
Tian's photograph was selected as one of the top five winners for the best photo of Scientist(s) At Work in the world.
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A Queen's University student has received international recognition from a leading science journal for his photography, which highlights the global issue of algal blooms. This award raises the profile of ongoing environmental research into freshwater ecosystems in Canada.
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