Renelle Dubosq, an up-and-coming researcher at the University of Ottawa is being recognized for her innovative work to probe the atomic structure of pyrite — commonly referred to as Fool’s Gold. She has earned the inaugural Mitacs Alejandro Adem Legacy Award for Outstanding Innovation – Indigenous, awarded by Mitacs, a not-for-profit organization that fosters growth and innovation in Canada for business and academia.
Winner of the Mitacs Award for Outstanding Innovation–Indigenous
Renelle Dubosq, an up-and-coming researcher at the University of Ottawa is being recognized for her innovative work to probe the atomic structure of pyrite — commonly referred to as Fool’s Gold. She has earned the inaugural Mitacs Alejandro Adem Legacy Award for Outstanding Innovation – Indigenous, awarded by Mitacs, a not-for-profit organization that fosters growth and innovation in Canada for business and academia.
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