Laura Intemann

The University of Alberta (U of A) is a leading Canadian research university, based in Edmonton, Alberta. It combines strong disciplinary breadth with deep interdisciplinary strengths in areas critical for post-war recovery and rebuilding, such as engineering, energy systems, environmental sciences, health, infrastructure, and social sciences. Expertise and Research Outputs: Advanced research in clean/renewable energy (hydrogen, biomass, solar, wind, smart grids), infrastructure innovation, climate resilience, environmental remediation, water & sanitation, and disaster risk reduction. Technology Development: Labs, prototypes, modelling tools, and pilot projects. Capacity Building & Training: Educating engineers, scientists, planners, health specialists, social scientists; supporting disrupted scholars in Ukraine; enabling student mobility, exchanges, fellowships. ·       The University of Alberta is one of Canada’s leading research universities, combining world-class expertise in engineering, energy, environment, health, and social sciences to address global rebuilding and resilience challenges. ·       Our researchers develop practical solutions in clean energy, sustainable infrastructure, water management, and climate adaptation — all essential for Ukraine’s recovery. ·       Through international partnerships and capacity-building programs, including strong ties with Ukrainian institutions, U of A supports knowledge transfer, innovation, and training for the next generation of rebuilders.