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At C2MCI, we are dedicated to advancing the science and technology of carbon to metal coatings. Our mission is to innovate and share cutting-edge research, practical applications, and industry insights to enhance the durability, efficiency, and sustainability of metal surfaces.
The C2MCI is committed to advancing EDI and Indigenization (EDII) in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). We aspire to become an equitable research community that fosters creativity, innovation, and collaboration among all researchers through education and self-reflection.
Learn more about us and our research: https://www.carbon-2-metal-institute.queensu.ca/
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The EDII Catalyst is made possible by the support of the Government of Canada’s New Frontiers in Research Fund (#NFRFT-2020-00573).
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What does real allyship look like in a research lab, and how can leaders turn good intentions into meaningful action? In this episode ofThe EDII Catalyst, Dr. Seán Barry (Professor & Chair of the Department of Chemistry, Carleton University) joins us to reflect on how mentorship, leadership, and everyday lab practices can shape more inclusive and collaborative research cultures. Hosted by Eden Goodwin (PhD candidate, C2MCI HQP, and Barry Lab member), this episode explores practical approa...
How can universities make moves to build lasting, values-driven campus culture rooted in equity and inclusion? In this episode of The EDII Catalyst, Dr. Mona Rahman (Research Awards Officer, Queen’s University) joins us to reflect on her journey in STEM and academia, shaped by community, mentorship, and identity. Hosted by Mark Aloisio, this episode explores Dr. Rahman’s path from biochemistry research to research administration, the systemic and cyclical barriers faced by scholars belonging ...
In this episode of the EDII Catalyst, Dr. Blaine Fiss(Killam Postdoctoral Fellow, Dalhousie University) joins us to discuss how his experiences as a chemist with cerebral palsy have shaped his approach to accessibility, mentorship, and innovation in the lab. Hosted by Dr. Jordan Bentley and PhD candidate Eden Goodwin, this episode explores what inclusion looks like in chemistry and the importance of open dialogue, accessible research environments, and visible representation in STEM. At C2M...
In this episode of the EDII Catalyst, Dr. Morgan Lehtinen (Executive Director, RXN HUB) joins us to discuss how her journey in STEM led her to pursue entrepreneurship. Hosted by Dr. Emily Albright, this episode explores challenges in the transition from lab bench to commercial scale and how Dr. Lehtinen’s work has connected scientific innovation with real-world commercialization. At C2MCI, we are dedicated to advancing the science and technology of carbon to metal coatings. Our missi...
In recognition of Black History Month, C2MCI is sharing our EDII Catalyst episode with Dr. André K. Isaacs: educator, researcher, and viral TikTok creator inspiring the next generation of scientists through his authenticity and love of chemistry. In this episode of The EDII Catalyst, Dr. André K. Isaacs (Associate Professor, College of the Holy Cross) joins us to share his journey as a Black queer chemist from Jamaica and his work celebrating Black and Queer excellence in STEM while connectin...
In this episode of The EDII Catalyst, Genievieve Borg (Anishinaabe PhD Candidate in Chemistry, University of Guelph) joins us to share her journey toward academic success as an Indigenous student in STEM. Hosted by Dr. Emily Albright, this episode explores Gen’s path into chemistry, the systemic and personal barriers Indigenous students may face in postsecondary education, and the importance of community, mentorship, and cultural reconnection in fostering belonging, resilience, and inclusive ...
In this episode of The EDII Catalyst, Dr. Alexandra Pedersen (Manager for EDII Capacity Development, Arthur B. McDonald Canadian Astroparticle Physics Research Institute) and Heidi Penning (Former Associate Director, Queen’s University Equity and Accessibility Services) join us to discuss the creation of inclusive and accessible research environments. Hosted by Dr. Emily Albright, this episode explores the development of the Diversity and Equity Assessment Planning (DEAP) Tool for Researchers...
In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, how can we as a chemistry community ensure Indigenous students feel they truly belong and are supported in pursuing careers in academia? In this episode of the EDII Catalyst, Dr. Alex Veinot (Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, Dalhousie University) joins us to share how his academic path began in rural Nova Scotia and shaped his commitment to Indigenous representation in STEM. Hosted by Crudden group PhD candidates Dana N...
In this episode of the EDII Catalyst, Dr. Juliana Vidal (Senior Program Manager, Higher Education at Beyond Benign) joins us to share her experiences as an international student and her transition from academic research to the not-for-profit sector. Hosted by Dr. Emily Albright, this episode explores the role of meaningful mentorship in shaping Dr. Vidal’s career, her passion for science communication, and the unique challenges (and unexpected benefits) of pursuing chemistry in a second langu...
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