TISEDTalks feature both Canadian and international researchers on relevant topics of sustainability in urban planning, architecture, and engineering; attendance is open to all members of our community, professors, students and public, alike. The goal of TISEDTalks is to provide a forum where our members can meet other researchers as well as present their work, all in hopes of fostering potential cross disciplinary collaborations while engaging the broader 51³Ô¹ÏÍøstudent and research community and highlighting the cutting-edge work done by our members in the area of sustainability. If you would like to recommend a TISEDTalk please complete:Â
We are proud to announce that our series has been awarded a Platinum Sustainable Event certification by the 51³Ô¹ÏÍøSustainable Events program run by the 51³Ô¹ÏÍøOffice of Sustainability.Â
Nous sommes fiers d’annoncer que notre événement a été certifié comme événement de Platine par le programme Événements durables McGill du Bureau du développement durable de l’Université McGill.Â

TISEDTalk: How can place based approaches to energy transitions lead to justice and societal transformation?

TISEDTalks: Using energy-electricity-economy (3E) system models to support decision-making on complex challenges

TISEDTalk: Bioavailability of organic pollutants and sustainable soil remediation

TISEDTalk: How do we unleash the potential of nano-fertilization?
Presented by Prof. Søren Husted

TISEDTalk: Methane emissions from abandoned oil and gas wells
Presented by Prof. Mary Kang

TISEDTalk:Â Solar Architecture 2.0
Presented by Prof. Salmaan Craig

TISEDTalk: Toward Single Atom Catalysis for Environmental Application

TISEDTalk: EmPOWERing Global Change with Life Cycle Assessment
Presented by Prof. Sarah Jordaan

TISEDTalk: Tracking Corporate Actors Across Space and TimeÂ
By Prof. Benjamin Goldstein

TISEDTalk: Climate Change and the War in Ukraine: Can Crises Stimulate Transformative Change?

TISEDTalk: From Infrastructure To Sensual City
Presented Prof. Jacques Ferrier

TISEDTalk: Turning on the heat
Presented by Prof. Mélanie Tétreault-Friend

TISEDTalk: Light Driven Environmental and Engineering Processes
Presented by Prof. Stephanie Loeb

TISEDTalk: Transcending disciplinary boundaries and policy stovepipes through design
Presented by Prof. Nik Luka

TISEDTalk: Circular Economy and the Built Environment: From Housing to Data
Presented by Prof. Naomi Keena

TISEDTalk: Decarbornizing the cement and concrete cycle
Presented by Prof. Eric Masanet