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ALTOSAAR, Illimar »
Full professor
Faculty of Medicine
Biochemistry, Microbiology and Immunology
Contact information:
Office: 6135625800 x 6371
Office: 6135625800 x 6375
Cell: 613 804 1885
Home: 613 518 7767
E-mail: altosaar@uOttawa.ca
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New breeding techniques to fight global warming through climate-smart crops. Climate change, Greenhouse Gases, GHG, Global warming, carbon dioxide, CO2, Nitrous oxide, N2O, bioremediation, biotechnology, soil metagenome, soil microbiome, biodiversity, gene amplification, soil biocatalysts, Atmospheric phytoremediation, Pseudomonas nautica, Marinobacter hydrocarbonoclasticus, nosZ gene operon, Nitrous Oxide reductase enzyme, fertilizer, Nitrogen cycle, nitrate run-off,Area(s) of expertise:
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- Biochemistry
- Biochemistry
- Biochemistry, microbiology and immunology
- Biopharmaceutical science
- Breastfeeding Medical Education
- Breastfeeding Promotion
- Climate change
- Global Warming
- Global warming
- Molecular biology
- Pediatrics
- Soils
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BONAKDARI, Hossein »
Associate professor
Faculty of Engineering
Civil Engineering
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Office: 6135625800 Ext. 6016
Cell: 6045618383
E-mail: hbonakda@uottawa.ca
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Cell Telephone, Office Telephone
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- Climate change
- Flooding
- Risk assessment
- Water-related risks
- Design of climate change resilient water infrastructures
- Optimizing water resources operation
- Infrastructure real time modeling/management
- Sustainable water resources management
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- Artificial intelligence
- Climat changes
- Climate change
- Global warming
- Hydrodynamics
- Machine learning
- Sustainable development
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English and French
BOREUX, Maxime »
Part-time professor
Faculty of Arts
Geography
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E-mail: mboreux@uottawa.ca
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COPLAND, Luke »
Associate professor
Faculty of Arts
Geography
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Office: 613-562-5800 (2826)
E-mail: luke.copland@uOttawa.ca
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My research focuses on improving our understanding of glacier dynamics and recent changes of ice masses, and their links to climate change. This involves making measurements using both satellite imagery and fieldwork. In recent years I have undertaken fieldwork in the Canadian High Arctic, Yukon, Antarctica and Himalayas.
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CRANDALL, Kirsten »
PhD student
Faculty of Science
Biology
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E-mail: kcran072@uottawa.ca
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My research focuses on the ecological and environmental factors affecting ticks, vertebrate hosts, and pathogens (e.g., bacteria, virus, etc) of the tick-borne disease system in Canada. I use a wide variety of methods including meta-analyses, field surveys and experiments, genetic analyses, and remote sensing analyses.
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DAWSON, Jackie »
Canada Research Chair in Environment, Society and Policy
Associate professor
Faculty of Arts
Geography
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Cell: 8184523459
E-mail: jackie.dawson@uottawa.ca
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Dr Dawson's expertise is on the human and policy dimensions of environmental change with a strong focus on the implications of climate change and economic development for the Arctic shipping and tourism sectors. She leads several projects examining Arctic shipping trends, marine shipping governance and policy, climate change impacts and adaptation, and local marine use and transportation needs. She works closely with coastal communities in Arctic Canada, shipping industry stakeholders, and government departments involved in the Arctic marine transportation sector. You can find out more about her research and her research lab at www.espg.ca
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- Aboriginal Studies
- Climate change
- Decision-making at the interface of science and policy
- Economic development
- Environmental policy
- Glaciers and ice
- Global Warming
- Rural development
- Science and Society
- Sustainable development
- Sustainable development
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DELACROIX, Celine »
Adjunct Professor
Faculty of Health Sciences
Interdisciplinary School of Health sciences
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Office: 6137102282
E-mail: cdela017@uottawa.ca
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Céline Delacroix focuses on analyzing how the linkages between family planning, population growth, and environmental sustainability are perceived and could be harnessed to strengthen reproductive rights and improve environmental sustainability. She studies how to address these sensitive questions in a fair and acceptable manner.
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GAJEWSKI, Konrad »
Full professor
Faculty of Arts
Geography
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Office: 613-562-5800 (1057)
Office: 613-562-5800 (1327)
E-mail: gajewski@uOttawa.ca
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Climate change and the impacts of climate change on ecosystems, especially northern Canada. Reconstructing past climates (last 20,000 years) using fossils in lake sediments.
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- Biogeography
- Climate change
- Climatology
- Ecology
- Ecology
- Global warming
- Global warming
- Paleoclimatology
- Paleoecology
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English and French
GARDEZI, Maaz »
Visiting professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Sociology
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E-mail: mgardezi@uottawa.ca
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Research interests: climate change adaptation in developing countries; climate, food, and water security; risk and resilience; advanced statistical methods
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HIMICK, Darlene »
Associate professor
Telfer School of Management
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E-mail: dhimick@uottawa.ca
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I currently research the range of positions that investors take to respond to climate. These include incorporating ESG in their investment policies, engaging with companies, or divesting from fossil fuels entirely. I am currently involved on a large project about the fossil fuel divestment movement, comprised of students, faculty, and other activists worldwide who promote the exit from carbon intensive industries, in large institutional investors like pension funds, universities, and governments. I examine the range of responses to this movement, from doing nothing, to adopting a net-zero approach, all the way to committing to divest from energy companies.Area(s) of expertise:
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- Accounting
- Climate change
- Corporate Social Responsibly
- Decision-making at the interface of science and policy
- Disclosure
- Environmental policy
- Ethics
- Finance
- International financial institutions
- Labour relations
- Policy
- Regulation
- Social norms
- Social trends
- Sustainable development
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KATZ-ROSENE, Ryan »
Associate professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Political Studies
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Office: 613-562-5800 X1716
Cell: 819-431-8740
E-mail: rkatzros@uottawa.ca
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My research focuses on climate change governance and sustainability policy debates. In particular: high-speed rail development in Canada; low-carbon transportation in Canada; global aviation and climate governance (CORSIA); nuclear power and climate change; sustainable livestock; cows or cattle and climate change; methane and climate change; regenerative agriculture and climate change; sustainable protein; plant-based proteins; protein transition; "green growth" and "degrowth" and the environment.Area(s) of expertise:
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- Alternatives
- Climate change
- Decision-making at the interface of science and policy
- Energy (electricity, oil, natural gas)
- Environmental Communication
- Environmental policy
- Food security
- Food sustainability
- Global warming
- Globalization
- International political economy
- International trade and environment
- Sustainable development
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English only
KOPPEL, Olga »
PhD student
Faculty of Science
Biology
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Cell: 8736882337
E-mail: okopp016@uottawa.ca
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My work focuses on the impact of climate change and land use change on bumblebee species in North America.
I'm passionate about biodiversity conservation, and spatial modelling and coding are my tools of choice.
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LEWKOWICZ, Antoni »
Dean of the Faculty of Arts / Doyen de la Faculté des arts
Full professor
Faculty of Arts
Geography
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Office: 613-562-5705
Home: 613-230-7647
E-mail: alewkowi@uOttawa.ca
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I am an expert on the effects of climate warming on polar regions, especially on permafrost, the landscape, and northerners. I currently work in the Yukon and the Canadian High Arctic on subjects such as measuring recent changes in permafrost temperatures, predicting current permafrost distribution and rates of thaw, and landsliding. This research is relevant to hazard prediction and the development of roads and pipelines, as well as adaptation to climate change in the North. I am currently Senior Vice-President of the International Permafrost Association and will become President in 2012.
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RAMISCH, Joshua »
Associate professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
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Office: 613-562-5800 (4421)
E-mail: jramisch@uOttawa.ca
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Food security, agriculture, food policy, food aid, peasant farming, globalization, international development, development project management, African environmental issues, African social change, Kenya, Mali, Uganda, Tanzania, NGOs in Africa.
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- Anthropology
- Climate change
- Colonization
- Ecology
- Globalization
- International development and globalization
- International trade and environment
- Postcolonial studies
- Project management
- Social change
- Soils
- Women and development
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English and French
RIVERS, Nicholas »
Canada Research Chair in Climate and Energy Policy
Assistant professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Graduate School of Public and International Affairs
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Office: 613-562-5800 (4676)
E-mail: nrivers@uOttawa.ca
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SAAVEDRA-VARGAS, Marcelo »
Professor
Part-time professor
Faculty of Arts
History
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Cell: 613-762-7822
Home: 613-837-0058
E-mail: msaavedr@uOttawa.ca
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E-mail, Home Telephone
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Indigenous perspectives, indigenous cosmovisions, indigenous epistemologies, development, globalization, sustainable development, indigenous governance
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- Aboriginal history
- Aboriginal Studies
- American history
- Climate change
- Colonization
- Communications and technology
- Environmental economics
- Food security
- Foreign aid
- Global warming
- Globalization
- Globalization
- Indigenous Conceptions
- Indigenous Prophecies
- Indigenous Responsibilities
- Indigenous Rights
- International development
- Latin America
- Moral philosophy
- Native teacher education
- Other
- Sustainable development
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English and French , Spanish
SAWADA, Michael Charles »
Associate Professor Geographic Information Systems and Geomatics
Associate professor
Faculty of Arts
Geography
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Office: 613-562-5800 (1040)
Office: 613-562-5800 (2293)
E-mail: msawada@uOttawa.ca
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My main field of research is applied Geomatics. Geomatics consists of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Remote Sensing (RS), Global Positioning systems(GPS), Spatial Analysis, Cartography, and Geodesy. Like information systems in general, geomatics is an enabling science that extends the IT model into the geographic realm with techniques and methods applicable to almost every conceivable discipline. For example, I currently have active projects in fields including: disaster mapping of tsunami devestated regions in the Bay of Bengal, health geography/epidimiology, wireless telecommunications, precision agriculture, and Quaternary climate change among others. Geomatics underlies our everyday activities as the science is used for both the planning and management of anything that exists in geographic space.
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- Biogeography
- Climate change
- GIS
- Image processing
- Paleoclimatology
- Paleoecology
- Telecommunications
- Topography
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SEIDOU, Ousmane »
Assistant professor
Faculty of Engineering
Civil Engineering
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (6143)
E-mail: oseidou@uOttawa.ca
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Hydrological modelling; Extreme events; Climate change and water; Adaptation to climate change.
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English and French
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