Using novel experimental techniques coupled with mathematical modeling, Professor Argyropoulos has established a comprehensive knowledge base pertaining to the thermo-chemical principles that govern in-situ and interfacial reactions during alloying of molten metals. From his studies of fluid flow phenomena, he has also pioneered the development of an innovative sensor to measure for the first time, the magnitude and direction of velocities in high temperature liquid metals. Recognized by international honours and awards, this distinguished researcher has made substantial and sustained ...

M. Avedesian has made a significant contribution to the development of the magnesium industry in Canada through the establishment of the Institute of Magnesium Technology, the Chair of Magnesium research at Laval University, and Noranda's entry into magnesium primary production. He is a fellow of the Chemical Institute of Canada and currently works as a faculty lecturer at McGill University.

Nemkumar Banthia, Professor, Distinguished University Scholar, and Sr. Canada Research Chair is a world-famous materials scientist and an authority on sustainable concrete infrastructure. His work includes, on the one hand, development of ultra-high performance, low carbon concrete materials and on the other hand, development of low-cost sensors that can create cyber-physical interfaces for monitoring the health of concrete infrastructure thereby enhancing their safety and sustainability. Dr. Banthia holds eight patents and has published over 400 refereed papers. He serves as the ...

For discovery of energetic and statistical-energetic size effect laws for quasibrittle failures, for conceiving their crack-band and nonlocal modeling with Gauss-Weibull probability distribution of quasibrittle structure strength, for formulating fundamental physics-based laws of creep and hygrothermal effects in concrete with seconds-to-century time span, and for major advances in damage assessment of concrete structures enhancing infrastructure durability and sustainability. For collaborations in Canada since the 60s.

Annette is a passionate advocate for the engineering profession. As President of the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers and Professional Engineers Ontario, and as President of Engineers Canada, she has exemplified leadership in governance, advocacy, and promotion of the profession. With her experience on the Board of Directors of the Kingston General Hospital, and as a Lecturer and Director at Queen's University, she has not only greatly influenced the engineering profession, but also the healthcare and academic communities. Her work has been acknowledged by a Fellowship from Engineers ...

Dr. Berry has made exceptional contributions in process innovation and chemical process technology throughout his long career in the Canadian pulp and paper industry. His process innovations have been widely adopted by industry to reduce pulping & bleaching costs and environmental impacts. Dr. Berry also led the initiative to develop and commercialize cellulose nanocrystals, resulting in a manufacturing facility that is the first and largest in the world, and that allowed Canada to position itself as a world leader in this new nanotechnology industry. Dr. Berry has 36 patents, 159 ...

With over forty years experience in university, government and private industry, Professor Boyd is internationally recognized for applying microstructural design to the development of new steel processing technologies and improved product properties. With participation by industry, his approach has involved experimental simulation of thermomechanical processes coupled with characterization of microstructures using advanced electron optic techniques. Professor Boyd has also compiled a splendid record of contributions through service with government agencies, accreditation boards and as ...

Dr. Douglas Buchanan is a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Manitoba, and held a Canada Research Chair in Microelectronic Materials for 10 years. He is a Senior-Member of the IEEE, a member of the American Institute of Physics, and is recognized world-wide for his work on modern silicon chip technology. Among his many prestigious awards are a Research Division Award and an Outstanding Technical Achievement Award obtained during his tenure at IBM Research. His work has been published in over 95 journal articles and has resulted in 32 ...

For seminal contributions to the development and understanding of the formation and structure of biodegradable materials towards tissue regeneration and drug delivery therapies. For application of engineering principles in the development of innovative biomaterial technologies that have transformed human health including the synthesis of elastomers for a new class of approved vascular sealants, the identification of hydrogels that enable controlled release of microRNA for treatment of heart attacks, and the advancement of novel hydrogels and sealants to treat cartilage damage. For ...

Dr. Byczynski has provided superb engineering leadership within the automotive manufacturing industry in Canada, the United States and Europe. He has successfully invented and implemented novel metal casting technologies in the automotive sector, enabling reduced vehicle mass and improving performance of traditional propulsion and EV powertrains. He has an outstanding record of multiple technical publications, patents, awards, Adjunct Professorships at three Canadian universities, and invited lectures in Canada and internationally. For nearly three decades, Dr. Byczynski has made significant ...