I teach university and do research on science and technology from an Indigenous perspective.

My research will help find solutions for protecting aquatic species from the effects of heavy metals.

I study of the fundamental physics of the universe.

I teach undergraduate students in engineering and I lead a research team in biomedical and chemical engineering.

I support teams that collect data on the melting permafrost layer in the arctic.

I teach undergraduate physics and conduct research in biopolymers and environmental technology.

I study how people learn physics and how to structure physics courses to improve student learning.

I study ways to restore and protect ecosystems to help fight climate change.

I study how drugs work and how an individual’s genetic makeup can affect their response to drug treatment.

I study black holes, which I think are the most fascinating objects in the Universe!

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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 write code that teaches computers how to design new drugs.

I ask questions to things that don’t have answers yet.

I am doing research on pollution in killer whales.

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.

Dr. Xiaoyi Bao is Canada Research Chair in Fibre Optics and Photonics.

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

I lead projects that look at the impacts of pollution on aquatic environments.

As a professor of physics, I train students how to use science to solve problems.

Unlike veterinarians who take care of pets, I do research to help improve the health of dairy cattle.

I love to share my knowledge and passion for nanotechnology with youth.

I carry out research and lead policy efforts to improve the government’s use of science and evidence when making decisions.

Jason is "the germ guy". He makes science research easier to understand.

Jed works with a global team to develop new varieties of canola for farmers to grow as their crop.

I provide technical assistance to the University of Winnipeg Biology Department teaching and research labs.

My research helps improve the nutritional quality of farmed fish for consumers.

Dr. Sasha Luccioni is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Université de Montréal / MILA.