Congratulations Mike
Mike Adamski, Ph. D. was awarded the Macromolecular Science & Engineering Graduate Award of the Chemical Institute of Canada. Congratulations, for this wonderful job! Mike is now working as a…
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Project Name: Chemistry Photo Session Fall 2016
CHEM - Chemistry
Requested by: Chemistry Chemistry
Description: Department of Chemistry photo session
September 21, 10-11 am
September 22, 1-2 pm
Project Due Date: 21/09/2016
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First Name Nathalie
Last Name Fournier
Congratulations Amelia!
Amelia Hohenadel won the Spring 2021 Oral Competition organized by SFU's Chemistry department on March 2nd. Congratulations Amelia!
2020 Virtual Poster Competition – Winners
Congratulations to Kate Fraser (Ph. D. Candidate) and Luigi Tiano (M. Sc. Candidate) for your outstanding poster contributions. Kate and Luigi were awarded by a Travel grant of $1000 each.
Ravinder received his PhD from National Chiao Tung University (NCTU), Taiwan. He also worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow at National Taiwan University (Taiwan) and University of Waterloo (CANADA). During these eras, his research activities focused on the use of cutting-edge synthetic methodologies and technical skills for the design, efficient synthesis, and characterizations of organic chemical entities (small, supramolecular, and polymers w/and w/o post-polymerizations) for multifaceted applications such as Opto-Electronics, Sensory (Chemo-/Bio-Sensors/OTFTs), Photo-Controllable/Stimuli-Responsive, AIE-based materials (Type-I ROS PSs for Photodynamic therapy and Energy-Transfer), and Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs).
Lindsay is a proud graduate of Dalhousie University, holding a B. Eng in Chemical Engineering and having completed the enriching co-operative education program. Her journey so far has led her to Rayleigh Solar Tech, a dynamic Halifax-based startup, where she immersed herself in a 16-month endeavor to enhance carbon electrode materials for perovskite solar cells.
Ashley completed her BSc in Chemistry at The King’s University in Edmonton, Alberta. During her degree, she participated in a variety of research, including in vanadium-naphthenic acid coordination in the Athabasca oil sands, computational methods for ab-initio molecular dynamics, and the development of online chemistry education resources.
Apurva earned both her MSc and PhD in Energy Science and Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. For her Master’s degree, she focused on metal hydride ceramics as hydrogen storage materials, specifically investigating the kinetics of hydrogen sorption.
Binyu graduated with a B. Eng. in Chemical Engineering from East China University of Science and Technology and a M. Sc in Chemistry from Memorial University of Newfoundland.