Faculty members participating in the Masters in Applied Sustainability are organized into five groups:
Applied Sustainability and Energy Technology
The focus of this group is on the application of science and engineering innovation to move from a nuclear and fossil fuel based energy system to one that is based on sustainable energy technologies.
- Alireza Bakhshai (Electrical and Computer Engineering)
- Steve Harrison (Mechanical and Materials Engineering)
- Praveen Jain (Electrical and Computer Engineering)
- Brant Peppley (Chemical Engineering)
- Jon Pharoah (Mechanical and Materials Engineering)
- Brian Surgenor (Mechanical and Materials Engineering)
Applied Sustainability and Fresh Water Systems
The focus of this group is on the application of science and engineering innovation to move from unsustainable water use to long-term strategic fresh water systems throughout the world. The researchers identified below all participate in a new Queen's research group initiative in the area of Water, Environment and Health that involves almost 40 faculty members from across the campus and other local universities and institutions.
- Bruce Anderson (Civil Engineering)
- Pascale Champagne (Civil Engineering)
- Yves Filion (Civil Engineering)
- Kent Novakowski (Civil Engineering)
Applied Sustainability and Resource Management
The focus of this group is on the application of science and engineering innovation to move to environmentally benign research extraction and the preservation of existing resources through life cycle analysis of manufacturing processes.
- Andrew Daugulis (Chemical Engineering)
- Heather Jamieson (Geological Engineering)
- Jack Jeswiet (Mechanical and Materials Engineering)
- Sadan Kelebek (Mining Engineering)
- Gema Olivo (Geological Engineering)
Applied Sustainability and Policy Studies
The focus of this group is on the application of social science and innovation.
- Peter Harrison (School of Policy Studies)
- Warren Mabee (School of Policy Studies)
- Bob Wolfe (School of Policy Studies)
Applied Sustainability and Innovative Materials
The focus of this group is on the application of science and engineering innovation to move to environmentally friendly materials for the built environment, clean energy technologies and recyclable consumer products.
- Brant Peppley (Chemical Engineering)
- Marianna Kontopoulou (Chemical Engineering)
- Colin MacDougall (Civil Engineering)
- Darko Matovic (Mechanical and Materials Engineering)