Knowledge Now: Graduate Research showcases the graduate research conducted by our community and how it continues to inform their careers, scholarship, and contributions to society. Through video-recorded interviews and panel conversations on pressing social and global issues, the series highlights how ideas developed during graduate study evolve into real-world impact.
Master’s alumna Desmond Aseidu explores corporate sustainability through Indigenous justice research.
Doctoral alumna Taylor Starr explores barriers shaping women’s experiences in Canadian law faculties.
Master’s alumna Iana Shatilova reflects on her research and journey in Disaster & Emergency Management.
Doctoral alumna Amanda Liczner studies bumble bee habitats and agricultural ecosystems.
Master’s alumna Kerry-Ann James examines how cinematic space and time influence visual storytelling.
Master’s alumna Dana Vuckovic explores literary depictions of mental illness in French literature.
Doctoral alumna Inbar Peled researches identity and inequality in legal systems.
Doctoral alumna Camelia Bryan researches workplace stigma, inclusion, and organizational change.
Doctoral alumna Susan Chiblow researches Indigenous water knowledge and community well-being.
Doctoral alumna Khushbu Patel studies colour perception in immersive environments.
Doctoral alumna Linn Biorklund Belliveau explores displacement and refuge in Mexico.
Doctoral alumna Rajat Nayyar researches women’s vocal traditions as expressions of activism and resistance.
Doctoral student Brittany Tomin uses science fiction storytelling to explore students’ visions of the future.
Master’s alumna Jordan Santorsola researches sustainable construction materials and practices.
Doctoral alumnus Aaron Tucker explores facial recognition technology and its growing impact on society.
Doctoral alumna Michaela Pnacekova explores AI, immersive media, and human responses to facial recognition.
Doctoral alumna Joshua Shaw examines legal perspectives on human remains and their societal significance.
Doctoral alumna Balikisu Osman examines food access challenges among farming households in Ghana.
Doctoral alumna Fiona Patterson researches language use across technology platforms and digital communication.
Master’s alumna Noah Khan researches how digital tools are transforming classroom interaction and learning.
Doctoral alumna Iuliia Kotseruba researches driver attention patterns to improve vehicle safety and assistance systems.
Doctoral alumna Shiva Akhtarian develops low-cost biosensors for rapid pathogen detection in field settings.
Doctoral alumna Ramesh Venkatesa Perumal researches mentorship among internationally educated nurses.
Doctoral alumna Charlotte Lombardo explores community and culture through participatory art projects.
Doctoral alumna Jordan Bentley researches sustainable non-metal catalysts for chemical processes.
Master’s alumna Paula Tablon Modica researches engagement with Autistic adults and communities.
Doctoral alumna Laura Keane researches rechargeable batteries and the factors that influence their lifespan.
Doctoral alumna Sarah Redikopp examines self-harm, identity, and help-seeking.
Doctoral alumna Michael Marlatt researches accessibility and inclusion in archival education.
Doctoral alumna Kashmala Qasim explores Muslim women’s perspectives on identity and mental well-being.
Doctoral alumna Isaac Welson researches global cooperation on emerging health threats and policy responses.
Master’s alumna Alita Gideon researches exercise intensity, fat metabolism, and strategies supporting metabolic health.