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Farewell, Torben!
It is time to say goodbye to Torben, who is stepping into a new adventure at the Paul Scherer Institute in Villigen, Switzerland. Wishing you every success on your exciting…
All the best, Emmanuel!
It's time to give a big shout-out to Emmanuel as he wrapped up an awesome PhD journey in the Lab! Emmanuel's moving on, and we're stoked to see him take…
All the best, Kate!
Having finalized a tremendously successful PhD, Kate's time in the Lab comes to an end and we bid her farewell! We are glad to see that she will be bringing…
Best wishes, Chase!
While we're sad to bid farewell to Chase, we're also happy to see him embark on an exciting new chapter in his career! He's leaving the lab to join Svante,…
Welcome, Halle!
A very warm welcome to Halle Murphy! She is joining the lab as a M. Sc. candidate having completed her B.Sc in chemistry at Trent university in Peterborough, Ontario. She…
Welcome, Lindsay!
We are happy to welcome our newest member to the lab, Lindsay Sanderson! Lindsay is a proud graduate of Dalhousie University, holding a B.Eng in Chemical Engineering and having completed…
Welcome, Ravinder!
We welcome our most recent addition to the lab - Ravinder Singh, an experienced post-doctoral research fellow that completed his postdoctoral stays at University of Waterloo and the National Taiwan…
Welcome, Subash!
It's a pleasure to announce that Subash Rajasekar, a post-doc that completed his PhD in a collaborative program between SFU and the Indian Oil Corporation, is joining the Lab and…
Welcome, Daria!
We welcome Daria Cirlan, an undergraduate student who is joining us via her NSERC USRA as the newest member of the Lab! She will be joining the synthesis team and…
PHOTO-377
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 and all the best, Amelia!
Amelia successfully defended her PhD thesis on "Hydrogen generation using novel hydrocarbon anion, cation, and bipolar membrane materials"! She will be using her understanding of ion conduction in next-generation polymer…
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.
Ana Laura obtained her B.Sc. in Chemistry from the University of São Paulo, Brazil. She did part of her undergraduate studies at the Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble, France, where she had her first contact with electrochemistry. She has a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from the University of São Paulo with one year done at the University of Surrey, UK. She also did a 2 years post-doc at the Nuclear and Energy Research Institute (IPEN), Brazil, in collaboration with Shell.
Matthew received his Bachelor’s in Chemistry from the University of British Columbia Okanagan focusing on organic and analytical chemistry.
Jacob Ronen Keffer obtained his B.Sc. in Chemistry from McMaster University, in Hamilton, Ontario. He worked with Dr. Gillian Goward’s group, using solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance to study sodium-ion battery cathodes.
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.