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Earth from Spaceship

Careers

""If I have seen further, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants"
Isaac Newton
  • What we do
    SRA plays a valuable and unique role in providing an after-school research mentorship program.
  • The Director
    As Director of the Student Research Accelerator, he ensures that students unlock their “inner Einstein” and thrive as emerging scholars with their research mentors. Over the last ten years, he has had an impact on several areas of education over the last ten years. Prior to engaging with student enrichment programs, he was a deeply passionate middle and high school teacher that led students to gaining admissions at the top universities and has coached school teams to winning championships in debating, tennis, and robotics. He went on to work in universities as the first coordinator of North America’s leading machine learning and artificial intelligence seminar at the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences, and as an Administrator in the Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto. In recent years, he enhanced student learning across Canadian Universities by pioneering AI-based educational technologies that were awarded by the University of Toronto. In working towards deescalating the probability of nuclear conflicts, he is an executive member of Science for Peace, a non-governmental peace research organization at the University of Toronto, and has hosted and shared opening remarks to various notable scholars and laureates. He holds a B. Math in Honours Mathematical Physics (University of Waterloo) and a B. Ed (University of Toronto).
  • Our Vision
    2025 Vision • Provide awareness of research mentorship to all North American students 2030 Vision • With the support of visionary philanthropists, make research mentorship accessible to developing countries that need scientific growth the most
  • Collaborations and Partnerships
    SRA is proud to announce its collaboration with AlbertaSat, a team of professors and students at the University of Alberta. Supported by the Canadian Space Agency, AlbertaSat engages in designing, building, launching and operating satellites that make meteorological measurements at entirely new scale of science. AlbertaSat stands as an example of Canadian space science leadership. & SRA students will have unique access by joining AlbertSat students in their cutting edge aerospace work, and will learn real-world rocket science and orbital physics, and will also produce unique 3D visualizations of the complexity underlying AlbertaSat's engineering.
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