Strand A. Scientific Investigation Skills and Career Exploration

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

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

I work on sensors and camera technology for use on planetary exploration missions.

I research how we can change our economy so it has a lower carbon footprint.

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 track and organize upcoming customer deliveries and provide customer education on the technology in Tesla automobiles.

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

I’m responsible for the safe and effective operation of a four unit nuclear power plant.

I lead initiatives to improve leadership as well as the overall effectiveness of the organization.

I supervise the main control room at Pickering Nuclear Generating Station.

Karissa is working to reduce our carbon footprint through the use of Small Modular Reactors.

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

I coordinate the different activities of our initiative, do strategic planning to define its vision and objectives and collaborate with other international space agencies.

I use science and engineering to find solutions in support of energy transition and lower carbon. 

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