Research & Technical Experience
Gina began her career as a research scientist at AgriForest Technologies
in Kelowna BC, working for 9 years
on forest biotechnology, then became a research scientist with the
Ontario Forest Research Institute, Ministry of Natural Resources. During her
10 years at OFRI, Gina was a Project Leader in seedling establishment physiology,
applications of remote sensing, development of commercial tests of plant viability & vigour, and emerging
opportunities in non-timber forest products (NTFPs). She helped to organize community and government
information sessions and conferences on non-timber forest products, including the
Non-Timber Forest Products Conference 2000: A Focus on Sustaining Renewable Resources
and Development of Non-Timber Forest Products in the Algoma District of Ontario.
Dr. Mohammed is presently an advisor on a fluorescence remote sensing project for the
European Space Agency (ESA).
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Gina and her husband Dan own P & M Technologies,
a science and information technology company, and
Candlenut Books,
their small self-publishing operation.
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Academic Life
Dr. Mohammed served as Adjunct Professor at the University of Waterloo, Ontario,
and in a variety of advisory roles to government and industry, including scientific advisor to the federal
Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP). She has authored or
co-authored well over a hundred scientific papers and several book chapters in her field. She has also
written magazine articles on botanical (herbal) products. Gina has been a session chair, committee chair,
conference presenter – and keynote speaker – at various symposia.
Currently, Gina sits on the Board of Governors for Sault College in Ontario.
Further information is available on Gina's web site
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