Current students
Notice of PhD Oral Defence - "Multiscale Modeling in Mathematical Programming: Applicaton of Clustering" by Falah Alhameli
Seminar - “Chemical Engineering & the Future of Medicine” by Vikramaditya G. Yadav, Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering & School of Biomedical Engineering, The University of British Columbia
ABSTRACT: Chemical engineers creatively fuse the physical and chemical sciences with biology and mathematics to design processes and products that improve people’s lives. Our research group at the University of British Columbia has interpreted this compelling vision quite literally, and we pass our time applying chemical engineering to address some of the most pressing challenges in health and medicine. My seminar will detail two endeavours that sit at either end of the drug discovery and development pipeline.
Seminar - “Pressure Sensitive Adhesives & Related Products: A 3M Core Technology Platform”, Prince Antony, Senior Scientist, 3M Canada, London, ON
ABSTRACT: Pressure Sensitive Adhesives (PSA’s) are adhesives which forms a bond when pressure is applied between the adhesive and the adhered (substrate). PSA is tacky at room temperature and requires no activation by water, solvent or heat to form a strong bond. Glass transition temperature (Tg) of the adhesive is well below the room temperature.
Notice of PhD Oral Defence, "Advanced Nanostructure Materials for Hybrid Supercapacitors" by Salah Abureden
Dr. Boghaert receives Engineering Society Teaching Excellence Award
Congratulations to Dr. Eline Boghaert for being awarded the 2017 Teaching Excellence Award from the UW's Engineering Society. Additionally, she was also featured in a recent article in the Iron Warrior.
Seminar - “3 Dimensions of Additive Manufacturing - Overviews, Perspectives and Challenges”, Naveen Chopra, Senior Research Scientist, Xerox Research Centre of Canada
ABSTRACT: The field of additive manufacturing (often referred to as 3-D printing) is experiencing a period of tremendous growth. Applications are being found and continue to emerge in numerous sectors, such as consumer products, aerospace, healthcare, automotive, and many more. Today's talk will give a brief overview of the various additive manufacturing technologies, some industrial examples will be shared, and finally, challenges within each technology will be highlighted.
Seminar - “Small Particles Hoisting Gigantic Industrial Processes the Application of Particle Technology in the Real World” by Dr. Jesse Zhu, Distinguished University Professor and Canada Research Chair, The University of Western Ontario, London, ON
ABSTRACT: Fine particles under 30 microns are very sticky and therefore extremely difficult to handle, due to the stronger interparticle forces, leading to poor powder flowability and fluidization. However, they are also very useful due to their small size and the very large specific surface areas. A nanotechnology has been developed that can significantly enhance fine particle flowability by coating a small fraction of nano particles onto their surfaces.
Seminar - “The Evolution and Future of IGPC Ethanol Inc.”, by Rachel Murdy, Operations Manager, IGPC Ethanol Inc.
ABSTRACT: IGPC Ethanol located in Southwestern Ontario is a first generation corn to ethanol plant commissioned in September 2008. Today, IGPC produces 200 million litres of ethanol and 170,000 tonnes of distiller’s grains on a yearly basis, as well as 4,000 tonnes of corn oil for biodiesel production.
CBB Bioinnovations Seminar - Zhanfeng Cui, Oxford University - "Regenerative Medical Technology - From Fundamental Research to Commercial Bio-Manufacture"
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