Steven Liss

Dr. Steven Liss is associated with Queen's University, holding a cross-appointment between the School of Environmental Studies and the Department of Chemical Engineering. His academic training includes a PhD and MSc from the University of Saskatchewan and a BSc (Honors) from Western Ontario. His research focuses on environmental biotechnology and the intersection of government policies with immigrant contributions to innovation, alongside investigating how universities enhance a nation's social wealth.

Education:

• PhD (Saskatchewan)
• MSc (Saskatchewan)
• BSc (Hon) (Western Ontario)

Research Interests:

Dr. Liss' work bridges environmental science and policy analysis. In environmental biotechnology, he explores sustainable technologies and ecological systems. Concurrently, he examines how immigration policies influence innovation ecosystems and how academic institutions contribute to societal development through knowledge and resource mobilization.

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Advising & Teams: No student advisees or lab teams explicitly mentioned. His research appears individually focused with institutional cross-departmental collaboration.