Soapbox Science 2022
In September 2022, our Soapbox Science event returned to an in-person format after being held online for the past two years. This event coincided with FOS10, marking a decade of discovery at the Faculty of Science at Toronto Metropolitan University.
Our event was held at the stunning outdoor venue of Evergreen Brickworks (external link) , as part of Toronto's Word on the Street (external link) festival.
Soapbox Speakers
PhD Candidate
Toronto Metropolitan University
Vehicular Networks Using Deep Learning
PhD Candidate, Mechanical Engineering
York University
Can 4D Printing Lead us to Immortality?
PhD Candidate, Aquatic Ecology
Trent University
Brown in your tea affects your pee: a fish and mayfly tale
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Medical Genomics & Addiction
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Medicine Designed For You
PhD Candidate, Stellar Astrophysics
Western University
Stars with Disks: Innate or a fashion choice?
Instructor, Computer Science & Mathematics
Wilfird Laurier University
Friends or Foes: How to spot groups in social networks
PhD Candidate, Machine Learning & Lung Imaging
Toronto Metropolitan University
Mapping Lungs Using Artificial Intelligence and X-Ray Vision!
PhD Candidate, Materials Chemistry
Toronto Metropolitan University
The Sum of Those Around You
PhD Candidate, Planetary Geology & Geophysics
York University
Is There Water on Mars?
PhD Candidate, Aquatic Science
Ontario Tech University
It takes a village to monitor a lake
PhD Candidate, Molecular Chemistry
University of Toronto
Lights, Camera, (Diffr)action: Making a molecular movie
Assistant Professor, Environmental Chemistry
Toronto Metropolitan University
Forensic files: Plastic suspects
Soapbox Science at Evergreen Brickworks
Video produced by Kathleen Espiritu
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