Nursing, rural, emergency, critical care, simulation.

Spatial-temporal modelling, spatial statistics, data modeling and analysis.

caribou, conservation, cumulative impacts, ecological thresholds, endangered species

Dr. Joly has conducted numerous applied research projects with Indigenous Nations in northern Alberta and British Columbia, including community-based research, Indigenous land use/impact assessments, social scientific technical reviews, Indigenous environmental monitoring research, and oral history research. Her research includes varied intersections between Indigenous rights, extractive industries, histories of dispossession, gendered violence, settler colonialism, human-environment relations, history of science, research methodologies, and interdisciplinary studies.

cosmology, black holes, general relativity, mathematical physics

Critical theoretical perspectives, community-partnered research, intersectional approaches, qualitative research, population health, anti-colonialism, equity-oriented health care, Two-Eyed Seeing, Indigenous-led health services, women's health, mental health and addictions

Global and International Studies; Gender, Women and Intersectionality; Armed Conflicts; Postwars; Cybersecurity; Technology Facilitated Gender Based Violence (TF-GBV); Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR); Disasters; Rebel Groups; Militarization; South Asia; and South East Asia

Life cycle thinking, sustainable construction, life cycle sustainability assessment, modular construction, energy efficiency.

Biopolymer synthesis, biopolymer processing, eco-friendly packaging, biotechnology, 3D printing technologies.

Environmental Chemistry, Material Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Porous materials, Zeolites, Metal Organic framework materials (MOFS), measurement and remediation of Water pollutants, Air pollutants, and Soil pollutants, Eutrophication.