TISED Annual Report 2019-2020

Annual Report 2019 - 2020

TROTTIER INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN ENGINEERING AND DESIGN

Table of Contents Contents....................................................................................................................................... 1 Message from TISED’s Director............................................................................................. 2 Governance................................................................................................................................. 3 Staff................................................................................................................................................ 3 Membership................................................................................................................................. 4 Research and Policy.................................................................................................................. 5 Scholars-in-Residence Program (Sir) & Visiting Profesoors......................................... 8 Outreach....................................................................................................................................... 10 Student Support ........................................................................................................................ 11 TISED Graduate Fellowships (MEDA)................................................................................. 12 Education and Training............................................................................................................. 16 SEDTALKS................................................................................................................................... 17 Appendix A: TISED Members.................................................................................................. 18 Appendix B: Financial Details................................................................................................. 19 Contact Us................................................................................................................................... 20

*Photo Credits: Owen Egan, Gary Ng and Christine Wang

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Message from the Director Over the last year, our lives and much of our society has changed; with the arrival of the novel coronavirus and the ongoing pandemic, like for many, the previous year has been an unprecedented one for TISED. In the wake of COVID-19, we had to rethink and adapt how we deliver our courses, student enhancement activities and public outreach events. Despite these challenging times, we remain resolute on advancing the goals and mission of the institute; to catalyze interdisciplinary and inter-institutional research, to educate current and future generations of engineers, urban planners and architects to be leaders in sustainability and to create and participate in forums for sustainability in those professions.

Despite this new challenge that is upon us, TISED has made significant progress on many initiatives. The catalogue of our “SEAD” sustainability courses has grown to five with two new course offerings added in the 2019-2020 academic year; SEAD 540 Industrial Ecology and Systems and SEAD 550 Decision Making for Sustainability in Engineering. Student enrollment in the SEAD courses is steadily increasing (87 students in 2019-20), demonstrating that our students recognize the importance of sustainability in engineering and the role it is likely to play in their future professional careers.

2019-2020 also saw us take another step towards making a Master’s program in Sustainability in Engineering and Design, a reality. After intensive review, feedback and revisions with input from the University administration, the proposal document was submitted to Bureau de coopération interuniversitaire & Québec Ministère de l’éducation et de l’enseignement supérieur in May 2020. A site visit is anticipated in Fall 2020.

The success of our (SEDTalks! Program) has resulted in a new donation from an industrial partner, WSP, for the SEDTalks! Event for the next three years, starting with the 2020-2021 edition. And though the 2020 SEDTalks!

Event, scheduled for spring 2020, had to be postponed due to the pandemic, plans for a rescheduled, virtual and interactive edition of this flagship student training event are already on the way.

Similarly, our 7th Annual Trottier Symposium on Sustainable Engineering, Energy and Design will be hosted online this year. This event, which typically takes place in the spring, was moved to the fall in 2020. Our theme for this year’s event is Lessons from a Pandemic: Solutions for Addressing the Climate Change Crisis and we will have two distinguished speakers share their thoughts on what COVID-19 taught us about how society can tackle the climate emergency through technological and policy implementation.

Looking forward to the coming year, we anticipate more progress on the creation of our Master’s Program, with the start renovations of our designated space in the Lorne M. Trottier building and a program site visit. Despite challenges that lie ahead, we will continue to strive for creating research exchange opportunities for our members, delivering student support through funding and education enhancement activities and public outreach.

To a successful and healthy 2020-2021 for all,

Subhasis Ghoshal Professor and Director, Trottier Institute for Sustainability in Engineering and Design

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Governance TISED creates ad hoc committees and working groups established for project and event-specific initiatives. TISED is in the process of finalizing the Board of Directors (BOD), to guide the strategic direction of the institute; the BOD is expected to be finalized by January 2021.

Academic Staff Prof. Subhasis Ghoshal,

Prof. Laxmi Sushama

Director

Trottier Chair in Sustainable Engineering and Design

Prof. Jeffrey Bergthorson

Prof. Francois Bouffard

Associate Director & Panda Faculty Scholar in Sustainability in Engineering and Design

John M. Bishop and Family Faculty Scholar in Sustainable Engineering and Design

Administrative Staff Monika Skonieczny,

Irene Toffolo,

Gary Ng,

Parisa Hassani,

Manager

Administrative Coordinator

Digital Communications and Outreach Associate

Research Assistant

Murad Gohar,

Christine Wang,

Work Study Student

Work Study Student

Amir Shah,

Work Study Student

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Membership

60 Members

TISED Members by Department or School 14 Civil Engineering & Applied Mechanics 6 Architecture 9 Mining & Materials Engineering 4 Urban Planning

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7 Chemical Engineering 3 Bioengineering 6 Mechanical Engineering 11 Electrical & Computer Engineering

RESEARCH Trottier Chair in Sustainable Engineering and Design The Trottier Chair in Sustainable Engineering and Design conducts first-rate climate research and continues to have significant influence on climate research and on adaptation strategies of private and public bodies.

Selected Publications Oh, S., L. Sushama, 2019. Short-Duration Extreme Precipitation Characteristics over Canada in a Warmer Climate. Climate Dynamics. DOI: 10.1007/s00382-02005126-4 Teufel, B., L. Sushama, 2019. Abrupt changes across the Arctic permafrost region endanger northern development. Nature Climate Change. DOI: 10.1038/s41558019-0614-6 Diro, G., L. Sushama, 2019a. Contribution of snow cover decline to projected warming over North America. Geophysical Research Letters. DOI: 10.1029/2019GL084414 Diro, G., L. Sushama, 2019b. Simulating Canadian Arctic climate at convectionpermitting resolution. Atmosphere, 10(8), 430.

Liang, J., L. Sushama, 2019. Freezing rain events related to atmospheric rivers and associated mechanisms for western North America. Geophysical Research Letters.

DOI: 10.1029/2019GL084647 Jeong, D.I., L. Sushama, 2019. Projected changes to mean and extreme surface wind speeds for North America based on regional climate model simulations.

Atmosphere, DOI: 10.3390/atmos10090497

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Seed Grants: Innovative Solutions for Planetary Health Seed Grants A collaborative seed grant initiative with McGill’s Global Health Programs (GHP) aims to address challenges related to planetary health by pursuing health-related solutions at the nexus between disease, rapid environmental degradation and climate change caused by unsustainable industrialization, urban growth and resource consumption practices. This funding supports interdisciplinary projects with principal investigators from both the Faculty of Medicine and the Faculty of Engineering. Made possible by the generous donations by the Steinberg Fund and Mr. Ram Panda.

Seed Grant Recipients Project Title: A pilot study of the acute cardiovascular impacts of exposure to traffic-related air pollution and its oxidative potential among adults in urban Colombia Researchers: Dr. Jill Baumgartner Institute for Health and Social Policy / Department of Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Occupational Health and Dr. Omid Rohani Department of Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics (no longer at McGill) Start date: January 2018 End date: August 2020 Funding amount: $100,000 Collaborations Fostered: project helped solidify new partnerships between several universities in Colombia, Colorado State University (US) and McGill.

Impact Highlight: The research team applied to the COLCIENCIAS research program in Colombia (their CIHR equivalent) in June 2019. The application was led by a Columbian colleague and built-off the pilot study (PI: Herrera; co-PIs: Magara, Baumgartner, Weichenthal). The project was awarded $500,000 in December 2019, an early success that directly built on the funding provided through the seed grant.

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Project Title: High speed, portable PCR system for rapid and in-situ water quality testing Researchers: Dr. Andrew G. Kirk, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Dr. Mark Trifiro, Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism & Prof. Viviane Yargeau, Chemical Engineering (collaborator) Start date: January 2018 End date: December 2020 Funding amount: $75,000 Collaborations Fostered: project lead to a new partnership between the research group of Professor Viviane Yargeau (Chemical Engineering), Prof. Andrew Kirk (Electrical & Computer Engineering), and Prof. Mark Trifiro (Jewish General Hospital and McGill Faculty of Medicine).

Impact Highlight: In February 2020, the Canadian Institute for Health Research (CIHR) announced the Canadian 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Rapid Research Funding Opportunity, to contribute to the global effort of containing the COVID-19 outbreak. Under this program, Prof. Mark Trifiro’s team was awarded $717,700 to adapt their testing methodology and construct a small, portable diagnostic device, that could be used for initial screening of potential COVID-19 patients.

The device, capable of providing rapid results on the order of minutes instead of hours or days, would aid health care professionals and policy makers implement more effective infection control management strategies during epidemics. Success in this call, was built in part on the funding provided to Professors Andrew Kirk and Mark Trifiro through the Innovative Solutions for Planetary Health seed grant.

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Scholars-in-Residence Program (SiR) & Visiting Professors The Scholar‐in‐Residence program supports scholars and experts in conducting collaborative research with an emphasis on advancing sustainability in one of TISED’s strategic areas; Sustainable Infrastructure and Urban Development; Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency; Sustainable Industrial Processes and Manufacturing or Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience. A TISED SiR spends up to six months in residence at McGill’s Faculty of Engineering to participate in interdisciplinary research with a clear policy impact and teaching. In 2019, TISED welcomed two SiRs.

Dr. Joel Pedersen, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Dr. Thilo Hofmann, University of Vienna

Research Interests environmental interfacial chemistry, specifically molecular-scale interfacial processes of nanomaterials with biological systems, and its environmental implications TISED

Research Interests nanogeoscience, environmental pollutants, and hydrogeology. Nanogeoscience; investigating trace contaminants and their sorption to carbonaceous materials, the role of microplastics, hydrogeology, and vulnerability analysis. TISED

Research Theme Sustainable Industrial Processes & Manufacturing (advanced sustainable materials) Collaborators: Prof. Nathalie Tufenkji (Chemical Engineering), Prof. Subhasis Ghoshal (Civil Engineering), Prof.

Stéphane Bayen (Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry), Prof. Kevin Wilkinson (Chemistry, Université de Montréal), Prof. Reghan Hill (Chemical Engineering), Prof. Antonella Badia (Chemistry, Université de Montréal) and Prof. Thilo Hofmann (TISED SiR)

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Research Theme Sustainable Industrial Processes & Manufacturing (plant-nanobiotechnology) Collaborators: Prof. Nathalie Tufenkji (Chemical Engineering), Prof. Subhasis Ghoshal (Civil Engineering), Prof. Gregory Lowry (Civil & Environmental Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University) Prof. Joel Pedersen (TISED SiR)

SiR Impact SiR collaborations resulted in a high impact journal publication. The paper, titled “Technology readiness and overcoming barriers to sustainably implement nanotechnology-enabled plant agriculture”, with Dr. Hofmann as first author, was accepted for publication in the Journal Nature Food in early 2020.

Research Workshop Program The Research Workshop Program (RWP) facilitates discussions on cutting-edge advances in technology and design as well as policy frameworks and interventions required to advance sustainability. Each RWP includes a specialized research workshop and a public seminar.

During the research workshop, focussed discussions support the development of a timely and topical publication and/or a research funding proposal. The public seminar features external and McGill speakers with distinguished research track-records. Three RWPs were organized in the second and third quarter of 2019.

“Sustainable Development of Emerging Nanomaterials for Energy Applications” June 2019. Organized by Dr. Joel Pedersen, TISED SiR. Workshop participants: 25 Public seminar attendance +75 participants.

Organized in partnership with McGill Sustainability Systems Initiatives (MSSI) “Nanotechnology in Sustainable Plant Agriculture”, July 2019. Organized by Dr. Thilo Hofmann, TISED SiR. Workshop participants: 22 Public seminar attendance: +75 participants.

“Fugitive Methane Emissions from the Oil and Gas Sector” September 2019. Co-Organized by Dr. Mary Kang (Civil Engineering) and Dr. Peter Douglas (Earth and Planetary Sciences) a Fellow at the Trottier Institute for Science and Public Policy.

Workshop participants: 18 Public seminar attendance: +25 participants.

Organized in partnership with Trottier Institute for Science and Public Policy

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OUTREACH Invited Speakers Prof. Meg Holden

Director, Urban Studies Program, Department of Geography, Simon Fraser University.

"Making Cities Today: within a green building, within a sustainable neighbourhood, can the case for place be made?”, October 2019

Prof. Prof. Leonardo Fernandes Fraceto

Institute of Science and Technology of Sorocaba São Paulo State University – UNESP, Brazil.

“Nanotechnology and Sustainable Agriculture: From developments to challenges and perspectives”, September 2019

Mr. Þorleikur Johannesson

Verkis Consulting Engineers, Iceland. "The Potential of Geothermal Direct Use and District Heating - Lessons from Iceland”, December 2019.

7th Annual Trottier Symposium on Sustainable Engineering, Energy and Design The Annual Symposium focuses on the relevance of sustainable engineering and design to people's lives.

Each year TISED and lnstitut de l’Énergie Trottier (IET) at Polytechnique Montréal take turns hosting this event, which historically has taken place in the spring. This year the symposium was exceptionally moved to the fall, due to speaker’s availability, as well as online due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The symposium is scheduled take place on September 16, 2020. More information about the speakers and the symposium, including the YouTube link to the event, is available at www.trottiersymposium.org.

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STUDENT SUPPORT Made possible by the generous donation from Lorne Trottier and the Trottier Family Foundation and with support from the Faculty of Engineering, TISED provides student funding opportunities in the form of Faculty Scholar Awards, Graduate Fellowships (MEDA), Undergraduate Research Internships (SURE) and other education enhancement initiatives.

Faculty Scholar Awards The Faculty Scholar Awards support research in sustainability in part by funding the Scholar’s doctoral students.

Panda Faculty Scholar Award in Sustainability in Engineering and Design Faculty Scholar: Prof. Jefferey Bergthorson, Mechanical Engineering Graduate Student: Jan Palecka, PhD Candidate Research Area: fundamentals of metal combustion both on ground (laboratory) and in microgravity conditions Publications supported by Award:

1. J Palecka, J Sniatowsky, S Goroshin, AJ Higgins, and JM Bergthorson. A new kind of flame: Observation of the discrete flame propagation regime in iron particle 2. M McRae, P Julien, S Salvo, S Goroshin, DL Frost, and JM Bergthorson. Stabilized, flat iron flames on a hot-product counterflow burner. Proceedings of the Combustion Institute 37 (2019), 3185-3191.

John M. Bishop & family Faculty Scholar Award in Sustainable Engineering & Design Faculty Scholar: Prof. Francois Bouffard, Electrical Engineering Graduate Student: Imen Jendoubi, PhD Candidate Research Area: electricity grid design and control for neighbourhoods of high-efficiency, selfpower generating buildings Publications supported by Award: forthcoming; student's award commenced in Sept. 2019.

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TISED Graduate Fellowships (MEDA) The McGill Engineering Doctoral Awards (MEDA) program aims to recruit the best and brightest new doctoral students from around the world. Selection for this award is based on the excellence of a student’s academic and research record, including publications, presentations and his or her potential to make a major impact on the quality of research in the Faculty of Engineering at McGill University and in the field of engineering. MEDA are offered by the Faculty of Engineering and are cost-shared with the student’s Department/School or supervisor.

No. TISED MEDA Fellowships Awarded in 20192020:

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Total Funds Awarded in 20192020:

$44,720

No. TISED MEDA Fellowships Awarded in 20192020:

$242,000+

Ciro Robert Martoni Fellowship in Sustainable Engineering Kang Hoon Choi, Chemical Engineering. Research topic: Corrosion. Supervisor: Sasha Omanovic Andrea Gabor/Urban Strategies TISED Fellowship in Sustainable Urban Planning & Design Amy Bolt, School of Urban Planning Nathalie Pace, School of Urban Planning Yarthartha Singh, School of Urban Planning Mike Zahn Fellowship Khashayar Feizbakhshian Kohan, Civil Engineering. Research topic: Hydraulics. Supervisor: Susan Gaskin Alejandra Islas Encalada, Mining & Materials Engineering. Research topic: Coatings, surface engineering.

Supervisor: Richard Chromik.

Redwood Graduate TISED Fellowship Wooseok Do, Civil Engineering. Research topic: Social welfare systems analysis of road capacity expansion options. Supervisor: Omid Rouhani Mengying Lei, Civil Engineering. Research topic: Transportation. Supervisor: Lijun Sun Uma and Mahesh Sharma Graduate TISED Fellowship Sanja Dzeletovic, Electrical and Computer Engineering. Research topic: Reduction of Load After Service Restoration in Distribution Network. Supervisors: François Bouffard & Geza Joos Kartik Mangalvedhe, Mechanical Engineering. Research topic: Combustion and Energy Systems.

Supervisor: Jeffrey Bergthorson

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John M. Bishop & Family Fellowship for Sustainability in Engineering & Design (TISED) Minghan Xu, Mining and Materials Engineering. Research Topic: Mathematical modelling of multi-physical phenomena in porous media. Supervisor: Agus Sasmito David Lonstein,Mining and Materials Engineering. Research Topic: Aerospace. Supervisor: Richard Chromik Kauser Family Graduate TISED Fellowship Ehsan Moradi, Civil Engineering. Research Topic: Transportation. Supervisor: Omid Rouhani ACDEG Fellowship in Sustainable Engineering Bruno Marques de Castilho, Mining and Materials Engineering. Supervisor: Richard Chromik Khashayar Feizbakhshian Kohan, Civil Engineering. Supervisor: Susan Gaskin Alejandra Islas Encalada, Mining and Materials Engineering. Supervisor: Richard Chromik Anirban Kundu, Civil Engineering. Supervisor: Subhasis Ghoshal

Summer Undergraduate Research in Engineering (SURE) Awards The SURE awards provide an opportunity for undergraduate students to get exposure to research in their discipline through paid summer research traineeships. Typically, students work closely with a graduate student.

No. TISED SURE Awards granted in 2019

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No. TISED SURE Awards granted since 2013:

109

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Total Funds awarded in 2019:

$30,000+

Summer 2019 TISED SURE Award Recipients Jessica Warrack, Chemical Engineering. "Deep groundwater database development and analysis”. Allan & Linda Stephens SURE Award in Sustainability Engineering.

Jiaxun Guo, Chemical Engineering, “Viable Electrochemical System for Combined CO2 Reduction and Biomass”.Allan & Linda Stephens SURE Award in Sustainability Engineering.

Zhiding Zhou, Non-Engineering McGill Student, "Phosphorus Precipitation from Synthetic Municipal Wastewater”. Boersma SURE Award.

David Lutes, Civil Engineering.Developing low-cost remediation technologies for perfluoroalkyl pollutants”, Brian Hirst SURE Award in Sustainable Engineering.

Kaye Wong, Chemical Engineering,“Phosphorus Precipitation from “ Synthetic Municipal Wastewater “, Claudia Macedo Memorial SURE Award in Sustainable Engineering.

Patrick O’Neill, Bioengineering, “Bioengineering Better Carbon Fixation and Sequestration”, Furino-Remillard SURE Award in Sustainable Engineering.

Dunyi Fu, Civil Engineering, “Flood mitigation strategies through green infrastructure “, Harry Marksfield SURE Award Yuanyuan Tao, Bioengineering, Bioengineering Better Carbon Fixation and Sequestration“, Harry Marksfield SURE Award Lianne Campbell, Mechanical Engineering, “Methane emissions from abandoned oil and gas wells” John M. Bishop family SURE Awards for Sustainability in Engineering and Design Hauda Shafique, Bioengineering, "Bionanocomposite plasmonic materials for biosensing”, Mr. & Mrs. Lee Hee Chong and Mr. & Mrs. David Su Toye SURE Award Jinbang, Huang, Mechanical Engineering, "Modelling and optimization of a floating modular cover for direct absorption solar” Mr. & Mrs. Lee Hee Chong and Mr. & Mrs. David Su Toye SURE Award Jessica Tian, Chemical Engineering ,”Investigating prevention strategies to protect our water resources and public health”, Prof. David Selby SURE Awd Sustainable Engineering.

Chenghao (Roger) Lin , Civil Engineering,“Performance analysis of wood reinforced slag composites”, William Harker SURE Award in Sustainability in Engineering & Design Yihan Shao, Civil Engineering, “Performance analysis of wood reinforced slag composites” , William Harker SURE Award in Sustainability in Engineering & Design

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Educational Enhancement Activities In addition to direct student financial support for students, TISED provides education enhancement activities made possible in part by generous donations through the Student Education Enhancement Endowment Funds.

Presentations “Whole Brain Communication: Effective Professional Communication” November 2019.

Avrum Goldman, P.Eng, Pratt & Whitney Canada

Other Activities “Plant your SEAD – TISED’s SEAD Courses Information Session”, hosted in partnership with SEAM, September 2019.

“Graduate Students’ Meet n’ Greet: Introduction to TISED & SEDTalks! Program”, October 2019.

“Summer Sustainability Research: Information Session” , hosted in partnership with SEAM, January 2020.

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Education and Training TISED educates future engineers, urban planners, and architects by offering training opportunities, new courses, integrating sustainability into programs, and enhancing education 'outside the classroom'. TISED offers a growing catalogue of interdisciplinary sustainability-focused courses, and a master’s program in Sustainability in Engineering and Design is under development.

Master’s Program Proposal for in Sustainability in Engineering and Design TISED has continued to advance sustainability education at McGill University and over the past year the sustainability master's program has taken further steps to becoming reality.

Program Approval Timeline February 2019

McGill Senate Final Approval

April 2019

Campus space designated in Lorne M. Trottier Building

March 2019 February 2020

Proposal Review (McGill GPS) & Revisions

April 2020

Final revisions

May 2020

Submission to Bureau de coopération interuniversitaire & Québec Ministère de l’éducation et de l’enseignement supérieur

Fall 2020

Site visit – (expected)

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TISED Course Offerings In preparation of the debut of the master’s program, TISED has been gradually introducing the courses of the proposed program into the McGill Engineering curriculum. Last year the total enrollment in the courses was 87, and is streadily rising.

TISED Sustainability in Engineering and Design (SEAD) courses FALL 2019

WINTER 2020 SEAD 520 - Life Cycle Based Environmental Footprinting

SEAD 510 – Energy Analysis *NEW* SEAD 540 - Industrial Ecology and Systems

SEAD 515 - Climate Change Adaptation and Engineering Infrastructure

*NEW* SEAD 550 - Decision Making for Sustainability in Engineering and Design

A sixth course, SEAD 530 - Economics for Sustainability in Engineering and Design is scheduled to debut Fall 2021.

Student Training - SEDTalks! Program The SEDTalks! Program is a platform for graduate students to share their sustainability research, develop professional skills in publicspeaking and communication, expand their academic and industrial networks, and work with other researchers to make an impact on sustainability through engineering and design.

The program consists of a fall communication workshop series, a 3-minute thesis presentation, individualized presentation skills coaching, and finally the SEDTalks! Event, where 3 students, our ChangeMakers, deliver a talk about their research in a “TEDTalk-style” presentation. The 2020 SEDTalks! Event was scheduled to take place on March 18, 2020, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing spring shutdown, the event has been postponed and moved online. The rescheduled 2020 SEDTalks! (online) Event will take place on the evening of October 22, 2020.

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2020 Program ChangeMakers

Elena Corella Puertast

Chemical Engineering, Ph.D. candidate.

Sylvain Coulombe & Viviane Yargeau, Supervisors Sustainable Industrial Processes and Manufacturing

From lightning to clean water: Removal of challenging pharmaceutical pollutants through plasma-based technologies Elena’s research explores new plasma-based water treatment technologies, through the development of a pin-to-liquid discharge reactor. Her work focuses on degrading a challenging pharmaceutical pollutant, diatrizoate. The ultimate goal of her research is to identify novel technologies for treating hospital wastewaters.

Bruno Castilho

Mining and Materials Engineering, Ph.D. Candidate Richard R. Chromik & Christian Moreau, Supervisors Sustainable Industrial Processes and Manufacturing

Reducing energy and material waste in harsh environments: How to make our flights more sustainable Bruno’s research focuses on understanding and developing multiple component coatings to provide reduced friction and wear in hightemperature applications. The overarching goal of his work is to reduce energy and material loss, maintenance costs as well as to increase the lifetime of turbine parts.

Rana Yekani Mining and Materials Engineering, Ph.D. Candidate George P. Demopoulos, Supervisor Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

Stable Perovskite Solar Cells; Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Solar Technology Rana’s research focuses on the relationship between cell architecture, fabrication methods and cell performance. The ultimate goal of her work is to optimize the perovskite cell design with respect to cost, stability and environmental impact.

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Appendix A: TISED Members Madhav Govind Badami Jeffrey Bergthorson Kirk H. Bevan Sharmistha Bhadra Vikram Bhatt Lisa Bornstein Francois Bouffard Benoit Boulet Andrew Boyd Richard Chromik Sylvain Coulombe Noemie-Manuelle Dorval Courchesne Salmaan Craig George Demopoulos Allen Ehrlicher Ahmed Elgeneidy Dominic Frigon Susan Gaskin Subhasis Ghoshal Pascal Hubert Michael Jemtrud Geza Joos Mary Kang Anne-Marie Kietzig Jan Kopyscinski Mustafa Kumral Fabrice Labeau Tho Le-Ngoc Larry Lessard Jinxia Liu Nicholas Luka Aditya Mahajan Sara Mahshid Mohamed Meguid Brett Meyer Luis Miranda-Moreno Sivakumaran Nadarajah Alessandro Navarra Van-Thanh-Van Nguyen Jim Nicell Dan Nicolau Sasha Omanovic Sidney Omelon David Plant Nathaniel Quitoriano Agus Sasmito Patrick Selvadurai Yixin Shao Lijun Sun Laxmi Sushama Thomas Szkopek MĂŠlanie TĂŠtreault-Friend Nathalie Tufenkji Ipek Tureli Theodora Vardouli David Wachsmuth Xiaozhe Wang Kristian Waters Viviane Yargeau Fiona Zhao

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