Dalhousie University
IN-25: Innovation B

The CTRI was established in June 2017 to advance clean technologies research at Dalhousie University. The group facilitates collaboration, promotion, and administration of clean tech research projects at Dalhousie University. Current partner faculties are Science, Engineering, Agriculture, Architecture and Planning, and Management. Vision and objectives: To build the international reputation of Dalhousie University as a leader in the development of clean technologies, especially in the areas of clean energy and storage; environmentally sustainable materials and clean manufacturing; sustainable civil infrastructure; and water management. To provide the best training opportunities in Canada for undergraduate and graduate students in clean technologies research. To stimulate economic development in Nova Scotia and Canada, through innovation, commercialization, and strategic research partnerships with the private, academic and government sectors. To incubate and accelerate the adoption of new clean technologies for export orientated markets. Researchers such as Jeff Dahn are internationally recognized leaders. Jeff has multi year University research agreement with Telsa for work on Lithium Ion Batteries. http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/jeff-dahn-herzberg-medal-battery-research-1.3965541;