Meet some of the NRC's talented and successful researchers working in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
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Research Centre and program
- Ottawa, Ontario
Research Centre and program: Advanced Electronics and Photonics
- Halifax, Nova Scotia
Research Centre and program: Industrial Research Assistance Program
- Ottawa, Ontario
Research Centre and program: Construction
The National Research Council’s Construction Research Centre offers integrated solutions and services for safer built environments.
- Ottawa, Ontario
Research Centre and program: Construction
The National Research Council’s Construction Research Centre program offers integrated solutions and services to validate new technologies and improve building regulations.
- Ottawa, Ontario
Research Centre and program: Construction
The National Research Council’s High Performance Building program offers integrated solutions and services from prototype to market acceptance.
- Ottawa, Ontario
Research Centre and program: Construction
The NRC’s High Performance Building program offers integrated solutions and services from prototype to market acceptance.
- Ottawa, Ontario
Research Centre and program: Construction
The National Research Council’s Building Regulations for Market Access program offers integrated solutions and services to design and build better buildings.
- Ottawa, Ontario
Research Centre and program: Construction
The Construction Research Centre’s Dr. Zoubir Lounis lead the development of an innovative risk-based methodology for the design and rehabilitation of infrastructure systems that ensure their resilience against multiple hazards, including extreme weather events and cumulative damage effects.