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<big><strong>[[Research and Innovation Symposium 2024 About|About]]</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;|&nbsp;&nbsp;
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To learn more about Ian and nidus3D, [https://nidus3d.com/ click here.]
 
To learn more about Ian and nidus3D, [https://nidus3d.com/ click here.]
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=== Honey Berk ===
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Executive Director, CUNY Building Performance Lab
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|Honey Berk is the Executive Director of the CUNY Building Performance Lab (CUNY BPL), which is based at the City College campus of the City University of New York. In this role, she directs the organization's operations; manages core contracts for applied research and training programs; and works with team leads to ensure quality of work, efficient resource allocation, and fiscal responsibility. Honey joined CUNY BPL in 2011 as the Director of Technology and has been responsible for building out the organization’s applied research programs in energy data analytics, application development, process automation, and measurement and verification. Under her leadership, through their work with NYC DCAS Division of Energy Management (DEM), CUNY BPL developed an advanced analytics application that generates inverse models and whole facility M&V for the NYC municipal portfolio at scale. The application provides critical intelligence that supports DEM in their efforts to meet NYC’s aggressive climate mitigation goals.
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Honey has published several papers on building energy performance, and she is a U.S. patent holder for an application developed to assesses capabilities of a building automation system. In addition to her work at CUNY BPL, Honey has taught at the CUNY School of Professional Studies and Yeshiva University and has mentored capstone teams in the Sustainability program at City College. Honey holds a Master’s in Data Analytics from the CUNY School of Professional Studies and a Bachelor’s in Psychology from New York University. Honey is also an accredited LEED AP O+M professional, and a Certified Measurement and Verification Professional.
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To learn more about Honey and the CUNY Building Performance lab, [https://cunybpl.org/ click here]
 
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|Dr. Sreekanta Das, Professor of Civil Engineering and Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Studies at the University of Windsor, is a distinguished expert in the field of innovative construction technologies, with a particular focus on 3D printing and modular or offsite construction. His extensive background includes roles as a Defence Scientist for Canada's Department of National Defence, a structural engineer in India, and a researcher in Australia, enriching his work with a global perspective.
 
|Dr. Sreekanta Das, Professor of Civil Engineering and Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Studies at the University of Windsor, is a distinguished expert in the field of innovative construction technologies, with a particular focus on 3D printing and modular or offsite construction. His extensive background includes roles as a Defence Scientist for Canada's Department of National Defence, a structural engineer in India, and a researcher in Australia, enriching his work with a global perspective.
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To learn more about Dr. Das, [https://www.uwindsor.ca/engineering/civil/83/dr-sreekanta-das click here].
 
To learn more about Dr. Das, [https://www.uwindsor.ca/engineering/civil/83/dr-sreekanta-das click here].
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=== Sabine Dietz ===
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Executive Director, CLIMAtlantic
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|Dr. Dietz lives on the unceded ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaw People in Sackville, NB, and holds a PhD in biology (UNB). During her 30-year career in the environmental sector, she has worked for Parks Canada as ecosystem scientist, in the private sector as climate change adaptation consultant for both the provincial government and municipalities.
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She has worked and for non-government organizations, as Executive Director of a nature centre, managing programs on species at risk, ecosystem conservation, capacity building, and climate change adaptation. She was a municipal councillor in her home town during a local governance reform process, and is currently chair of the Board of Directors of Nature Canada.
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To learn more about Sabine and CLIMAtlantic, [https://climatlantic.ca/ click here]
 
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=== Dr. Colin Ellard===
 
=== Dr. Colin Ellard===
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Professor, University of Waterloo[[File:C.Ellard Cropped.jpg|alt=|frameless|266x266px]]
 
|Colin Ellard is a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Waterloo and director of its Urban Realities Laboratory.  Ellard works at the intersection of urban and architectural design and experimental psychology.  He has developed a novel set of methods by which the human response to the built environment can be measured using a toolkit consisting of both traditional psychological methods and sensor-based measurements of physiology and brain function.  Ellard publishes his work frequently in the peer-reviewed scientific literature but he also engages in extensive knowledge mobilization work involving collaboration and partnership with architects, museums and other NGOs. Ellard is an Urban Design and Mental Health Fellow, a Salzburg Global Fellow and an editor of the Journal of Environmental Psychology and the Journal of Urban Design and Mental Health. Ellard’s most recent book is Places of the Heart (Bellevue Literary Press, 2015).
 
|Colin Ellard is a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Waterloo and director of its Urban Realities Laboratory.  Ellard works at the intersection of urban and architectural design and experimental psychology.  He has developed a novel set of methods by which the human response to the built environment can be measured using a toolkit consisting of both traditional psychological methods and sensor-based measurements of physiology and brain function.  Ellard publishes his work frequently in the peer-reviewed scientific literature but he also engages in extensive knowledge mobilization work involving collaboration and partnership with architects, museums and other NGOs. Ellard is an Urban Design and Mental Health Fellow, a Salzburg Global Fellow and an editor of the Journal of Environmental Psychology and the Journal of Urban Design and Mental Health. Ellard’s most recent book is Places of the Heart (Bellevue Literary Press, 2015).
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To learn more about Adam, [https://www.cdhowe.org/our-people/adam-found click here]
 
To learn more about Adam, [https://www.cdhowe.org/our-people/adam-found click here]
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=== Oriol Gavaldà ===
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Lead Zero Carbon Communities, Next-Generation Cities Institute, Concordia University
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|Oriol Gavaldà-Torrellas holds a degree in industrial engineering, a Master of Science in renewable energy and environment, and a degree in economics. Oriol began his career implementing renewable energy rural electrification projects worldwide for 6 years. After this experience, he joined AIGUASOL cooperative, where he worked on several consulting and real projects related to renewable energies and energy efficiency.
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Subsequently, Oriol focused its work on deepening the analysis of business models and the financing of energy efficiency projects. He has worked as an independent consultant for the largest multilateral organizations (World Bank, United Nations, CAF, etc.). He was Director of Research and Development of AIGUASOL for three years and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for six years, which allowed AIGUASOL to become one of the leading sustainability companies in Spain.
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He is currently the Lead of Zero Energy Communities in the Next Generation Cities Institute at Concordia University in Montreal.
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To learn more about Oriol and the Next-Generation Cities Institute, [https://www.concordia.ca/research/cities-institute.html click here]
 
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|As an expert and manager, he has contributed, among other things, to the Housing and Climate Task Force; the central coordinating committee of the Balanced Supply of Housing Research Collaborative; the PORTES Solution Lab for housing affordability and sustainability; and the document PORTES OUVERTES - Pour une sortie de crise durable en habitation.
 
|As an expert and manager, he has contributed, among other things, to the Housing and Climate Task Force; the central coordinating committee of the Balanced Supply of Housing Research Collaborative; the PORTES Solution Lab for housing affordability and sustainability; and the document PORTES OUVERTES - Pour une sortie de crise durable en habitation.
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To learn more about Adam, [https://vivreenville.org/ click here].
 
To learn more about Adam, [https://vivreenville.org/ click here].
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=== Franck Murat ===
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|An architect by training, Mr Murat has been one of the pioneers and recognised leaders in BIM for over 15 years, thanks to the expertise he has acquired on a number of major projects in Quebec and abroad.
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As Director of Expertise at BIM One, he is responsible for the quality of the services offered, innovation, and continuous improvement. He is also involved in a number of major projects (Montreal Olympic Stadium roof, National Bank head office, etc.) and organisational deployments for public and private clients (Ville de Québec, Montreal Olympic Park, City of Montreal).
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Concurrently, he is a lecturer at the Faculty of Environmental Design (UDEM), where he teaches the opportunities of BIM for design, and a trainer at various organizations (CEGEPS, Formation professionnelle).
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He is also one of the founders and former President of the Groupe BIM du Québec, and as an eternal enthusiast, he is constantly involved in promoting BIM and information management in Quebec and beyond.
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To learn more about Franck and BIM One, [https://bimone.com/en/ click here].
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=== Natalie Napier ===
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Research & Storytelling Lead, InWithForward
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|Natalie Napier is the Lead of Research & Storytelling at social design agency, InWithForward. She sees these two mandates - research and storytelling - as an opportunity to redefine research relationships, share emerging narratives that convey possibility, and through them, identify the design specs of future social infrastructure.
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Her experience as an ethnographic researcher has taught her that listening to strangers is one of the most powerful social interventions that any of us can make. Natalie grew up on the west coast with parents who didn't believe in stranger danger and now lives with her partner, children, and a wonderful cast of household boarders in Peterborough, Ontario.
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To learn more about Natalie and InWithForward, [https://www.inwithforward.com/ click here].
 
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|Rochelle Nieuwenhuis is a Community Co-Researcher with InWithForward, and lives in Amiskwaciwâskahikan (Edmonton). She holds a BSc Honors in Mathematics and is also curious about questions of the heart: questions about change and human nature, and what it means to create a thriving community. She spent 8 years working at a non-profit with people experiencing poverty and homelessness, and wrestled with questions around charity vs solidarity, doing with not for, agency and dignity, restorative practice, kinship, conflict resolution, and team culture. She holds a certificate in Dialogue for Peaceful Change, and has also worked as a Health and Safety Analyst and led the implementation of an organizational Health and Safety Program.  
 
|Rochelle Nieuwenhuis is a Community Co-Researcher with InWithForward, and lives in Amiskwaciwâskahikan (Edmonton). She holds a BSc Honors in Mathematics and is also curious about questions of the heart: questions about change and human nature, and what it means to create a thriving community. She spent 8 years working at a non-profit with people experiencing poverty and homelessness, and wrestled with questions around charity vs solidarity, doing with not for, agency and dignity, restorative practice, kinship, conflict resolution, and team culture. She holds a certificate in Dialogue for Peaceful Change, and has also worked as a Health and Safety Analyst and led the implementation of an organizational Health and Safety Program.  
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To learn more about Rochelle and InWithForward, [https://www.inwithforward.com/ click here.]
 
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To learn more about Jeanhy, [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanhy-shim-5b7b1012/?originalSubdomain=ca click here].
 
To learn more about Jeanhy, [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanhy-shim-5b7b1012/?originalSubdomain=ca click here].
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=== Karen Shlesinger ===
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Program Director, Urban Lab and Sustainable Infrastructure, Schulich School of Business, York University
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|Karen Shlesinger is Program Director of the Tim and Frances Price Urban Lab and Sustainable Infrastructure at the Schulich School of Business, York University. In this role she leads academic multi-disciplinary collaborations focused on innovation in sustainable infrastructure and heads the York University certificate programming in Real Assets. She is passionate about addressing the pressing challenges and opportunities associated with sustainable, resilient, and equitable infrastructure; housing affordability; the energy transition; and related AI advances.
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Karen’s work in advising Global Affairs Canada will help shape Canada’s strategy for global involvement in infrastructure for the 2025 G7 Summit. As Director of the Sustainable Infrastructure Fellowship Program, Karen led the global G7-initiative for capacity building and the mobilization of private capital towards closing the infrastructure finance gap – graduating 67 alumni from 22 countries. Her professional experience includes over 14 years in real estate and infrastructure; as well as 5 years in software design and IT consulting. Karen brings a penchant for action and an ability to manage complex projects.
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Karen is an accomplished professional with an MBA specialization in real estate and infrastructure, and an Hon.B.Sc. in Computer Science.
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To learn more about Karen and the Schulich School of Business, [https://schulich.yorku.ca/about/ click here]
 
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To learn more about Conrad, [https://www.linkedin.com/in/cspeckert/?originalSubdomain=ca click here].
 
To learn more about Conrad, [https://www.linkedin.com/in/cspeckert/?originalSubdomain=ca click here].
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=== Gregory Spencer ===
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Director of Research, Canadian Urban Institute
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|Greg Spencer is the Director of Research at the Canadian Urban Institute. He has over 25 years of experience in urban and economic development policy making and research. Greg has worked in consulting and academia roles across Canada, the UK, and Ireland helping local communities reach their full potential. He has authored high profile reports with leading urban think tanks such as Brookings Metro, The Martin Prosperity Institute, and NESTA. He has also written op-eds in the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, and the Guardian. Greg holds a Ph.D. in Economic Geography and a M.Sc. in Planning from the University of Toronto and a B.A. in Geography from Bishops University.
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To learn more about Greg and the CUI, [https://canurb.org/team/gregory-spencer/ click here].
 
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