Emily Stencel (Video)

I teach in the Department of Microbiology & Immunology at McGill University.

I am a small animal veterinarian serving animal health in a variety of capacities.

I explore ways in which science and technology can provide solutions to healthcare problems in space and on Earth.

I make maps that help answer questions about the health of the environment in the Western Arctic.

Megan is a prosthetic technician who makes and repairs artificial limbs.

I work with large teams of academics, Inuit knowledge holders, and decision makers to understand the risks and solutions to environmental change.

I am working towards a career as an aerospace medicine specialist - a doctor who works with astronauts and keeps them healthy for long missions!

I use satellite data and climate models to understand how climate change is impacting snow and ice across Canada.

I conduct research to understand how the human body decomposes in our unique Canadian environment.

I founded (and run) a consulting company to help businesses, communities, and organizations reduce the waste they produce

I write code that teaches computers how to design new drugs.

I help companies take advantage of AI technologies and I manage a team to build an automated food production system for long space missions. 

I am doing research on pollution in killer whales.

I use my chemical knowledge to investigate quality complaints and legal issues for the LCBO.

My work is to support girls and women to pursue and education and careers in STEM.

I run a research lab where we study viruses and how they cause disease.

I own and operate an environmental consultancy that helps companies reduce their underwater noise pollution.

I help members in the agri-food industry find the best analytical solutions to their challenges.

My work covers all causes of injury, from falls, motor vehicle crashes and poisonings to sport-related injuries.

I am a scientist and I study how viruses evolve and interact with our immune system.