Emily Stencel (Video)

I examine human skeletal remains from archaeological sites to learn about their lives.

I am studying to become a scientific researcher.

I teach and do research on the topics of Food Chemistry and Food Processing.

I operate a non-profit media organization that shows the lives of animals in pictures.

I am responsible for evaluating potential exposure risks to people and the environment near nuclear facilities and mines.

I am researching how people’s attention is affected by factors in everyday life such as taking medications.

I help create education and training experiences that contribute to safer environments for patients.

I am a medical doctor and I work to help create culturally safe healthcare that is free of racism.

I lead teams of scientists to discover and develop the best ways of making drug molecules for clinical trials.

I am an entrepreneur who used my engineering background to design a device that helps amputees do daily tasks in a more painless manner.

I study antibiotic resistance, which is what makes bacteria able to live in the presence of antibiotics.

I am the head of the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC).

I look for heavy metals, such as mercury, in Arctic marine animals, to ensure they are safe to eat.

I work on research projects to discover drugs to treat infectious diseases.

My job is to supervise the daily workflow at our salmon hatchery.

I am responsible for all aspects of environmental protection, performance, and regulatory compliance for Seaspan Shipyards.

I perform inspections of worksites where radiation is used, stored or transported.

As the veterinarian for Mowi Canada West, I care for the salmon at all life stages, from egg to harvest.

I look for patterns in disease outbreaks and health outcomes in populations across the world.

I am researching how Zebrafish respond to lower oxygen levels in their environment.