Robert is a research scientist in entomology at the Canadian Museum of Nature and has a special interest in insect ecology and classification.

Anne works with the National Research Council on ice-related engineering problems, such as the effects of ice on offshore structures like oil and gas production platforms.

Pauline is an assistant professor at the University of Western Ontario and studies galaxies and star clusters.

Peter is a Canada Research Chair in Meteor Science.  He studies small bodies in the solar system, including meteors, meteoroids and asteroids.

René Brunet is a Meteorologist working with Environment Canada’s Biosphere museum. Each week, he talks with students and teachers via videoconference about weather, climate and environment issues.

Being manager of outreach at the NRC-Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics leaves him in a unique position to field any of your questions, in that, even if stumped he should certainly know who to turn to for the answer!

Dr. Chris Derksen is a Research Scientist within Environment Canada’s Climate Research Division. Much of Dr. Derksen’s time at work is spent taking measurements in prime bear territory across the Canadian sub-Arctic.

Ian Droppo is a Water Research Scientist with Environment Canada and an Adjunct Professor at McMaster and Ryerson Universities where he and his students study pollution and how it affects our lakes and rivers.

Chad teaches chemistry and thermodynamics at Trinity Western University and Simon Fraser University.  He researches industrial applications of fluorine chemistry.

Bill is currently R&D Program Manager for Recycling Technologies at Natural Resources Canada’s Mining and Mineral Sciences Laboratories in Ottawa. 

Richard is a professor at the University of Waterloo and researches the effects of space travel and aging on the cardiovascular system.

Paul specializes in defence experimentation, which has included research in missile seekers and signal processing.

Eilean, with the National Research Council, performs data analysis of MRI experiments.  She is also involved in finding better ways to detect cancer and is part of a team developing a virtual reality surgical simulator.

Julia is the Director of Trinity Western University's Biotechnology program. Her current research interests include neurogenesis, stem cell biology, and stem cell signalling and their implications in Alzheimer’s Disease, Cancer, and Diabetic Retinopathy.

Geoff is the Chief Scientist for Natural Resources Canada.  Part of this job is putting into action the department's S&T strategy.  Geoff also leads the sector responsible for energy research and development and promotes the sector's work internationally and in Canada.

Gordon is an Assistant Professor at the University of Western Ontario. His research focuses on understanding planetary surfaces.

Jake Rice is the National Senior Ecosystem Science Advisor with Fisheries and Oceans Canada and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Ottawa.

Kevin works at the Canadian Space Society and is researching a new generation of laser communications system for use in ground-to-satellite communications.

Ann is a Geologist specializing in Earth Materials Collections at Natural Resources Canada.

Malaika is a geologist with Geological Survey of Canada.  She primarily maps volcanic formations as part of hazard research in British Columbia.

John’s expertise includes theoretical and applied social science research and his current work focuses on future Human Resources concepts.