Shah Nawaz Ahmad
Research Associate, Sustainability
About
Dr. Shah Nawaz Ahmad is a doctoral researcher in Bioresource Technology at the University of Alberta, specializing in life cycle assessments and carbon utilization technologies. His research integrates greenhouse gas emissions modelling, stakeholder elicitation, and bibliometric analysis to assess climate mitigation strategies and inform sustainable energy solutions. Dr. Ahmad has presented his research at national conferences and contributed to academic publications and technical reports on carbon capture and utilization. His work reflects a strong commitment to advancing applied research in environmental sustainability and climate policy.
Prior to his doctoral studies, Dr. Ahmad completed a Master of Science in Sustainable Energy Development and a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences at the University of Calgary. His professional experience includes graduate research and teaching assistantships, as well as facilitator and leadership roles in community organizations. He has received multiple awards recognizing academic excellence and contributions to environmental research.
Employment History
- Research Associate, The Conference Board of Canada
- Graduate Research Assistant, University of Alberta
- Facilitator, Antyx Community Arts Society
- Treasurer, Sustainable Energy Development Society
- Board Member, 1000 Voices Community & Human Services Area
Academic Qualifications
- PhD in Bioresource Technology, University of Alberta
- Master of Science, Sustainable Energy Development, University of Calgary
- Bachelor of Science, Biological Sciences, University of Calgary