Scientific Practices

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

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

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.