In the face of harmful algae blooms popping up on Lake Nipissing, students and researchers at Nipissing University are working to better understand what is happening in the lake.

Last week was Bioeconomy Week in Thunder Bay – Canada’s first week-long event intended for organizations and individuals involved in Canada’s growing bioeconomy, and Nipissing University’s Biomass Innovation Centre (BIC) was heavily involved throughout the week’s events.