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Rust to Resilience: science, sustainability & the working mom edge

Mon, Apr 27

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Podcast Release

Discover how one scientist and working mom is shaping the future of materials, sustainability, and science innovation in Canada and the world.

Rust to Resilience: science, sustainability & the working mom edge
Rust to Resilience: science, sustainability & the working mom edge

Time & Location

Apr 27, 2026, 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. PDT

Podcast Release

About the event

Dr. Nafiseh Ebrahimi, an award winning Associate Research Officer at the National Research Council's Construction Research Centre, who is making significant strides in corrosion prevention for Canadian infrastructure. With a Ph.D. in corrosion science and degrees in Materials Engineering, Dr. Ebrahimi has served as a technical advisor on the Canada Impact Study, the first study that estimates costs of corrosion in Canada. Her work includes over 40 technical publications and two patented technologies. Dr. Ebrahimi has also played a key role in projects of national interest, such as the Champlain Bridge Coating Assessment. She is dedicated to mentorship and diversity, supporting the next generation of scientists and engineers while enhancing the safety and resilience of infrastructure in Canada.

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