Dr. Gordon Bragg

Biography

Gordon M. Bragg is a Professor Emeritus in Mechanical Mechatronics Engineering at the University of Waterloo. He has extensive expertise in aerosol dust mechanics, ventilation, and indoor air pollution. His career at the university has been distinguished by a commitment to both research and teaching in the fields of mechanical and mechatronics engineering. As an adjunct professor, he continues to contribute to the academic community, focusing on research interests that involve the complex interactions of aerosols and their effects on indoor air quality. Through his work, Professor Bragg has made significant contributions to understanding ventilation systems and their implications for human health. His academic journey began with a BASc degree from Toronto, which laid the foundation for a career dedicated to engineering education and research. Throughout his career, he has mentored countless students and colleagues, fostering a collaborative environment for scholarly pursuits.

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