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I support university-wide climate change educational programming and coordinate external professional development opportunities.

I work at a university, teaching students and conducting research on the impact of climate change on forests in Canada and around the world.

I am working towards my PhD and studying the forests in the Northwest Territories.

I work in a team that helps streamline the processes used to create support materials for healthcare professionals and patients.

I use robots to take pieces of steel and ‘glue’ them together with other metals to build structures.

I work with our suppliers to make sure the supply chain meets our standards of quality.

I create computer models to predict or explain how different biological systems work.

I work with the electronics, wiring and software of super cool General Motors vehicles.

I study human-environment relationships in the Indigenous context.

I design professional development and training opportunities for volunteers at Let’s Talk Science.

I make sure our projects meet environmental guidelines and have the least environmental impact possible.

I design custom welding equipment to join metal pipes in places too dangerous or not accessible to human workers.

I lead a team that provides cost, schedule, risk, and reporting services to the Darlington New Nuclear Project, which will build Canada's first grid scale Small Modular Reactor.

I oversee manufacturing in Europe and Mexico, where we make millions of toys a year!

My work helps determine whether Canadians will be able to access a new medicine or not.