William Anderson
519-888-4567 x35011
Location: 
E6 3018

Expertise:

  • Remediation technologies using chemical and photochemical techniques
  • Wastewater and air treatment using advanced oxidation processes
  • Infection and pathogen control, including rapid detection methods for bacterial contamination of water, automated UV disinfection systems, ultrasonic disinfection, and novel antimicrobial materials for use in clinical applications
     
Group(s): 
Faculty→Engineering; Position→Faculty; Research Theme→Microbes and Technology, Microbes and the Environment
Marc Aucoin
519-888-4567 x36084
Location: 
E6 4012

Expertise:

  • Complex biologics (products derived from living organisms or the organisms themselves)
  • Baculovirus expression systems of complex biologics, including glycosylation and myritoylation post-translational modifications
  • Cell culture monitoring, modeling and simulation – from metabolomics to on-line spectroscopy
  • Monoclonal antibody production and modification, including enhancing monodispersity of the product
     
Group(s): 
Operating Committee; Faculty→Engineering; Position→Faculty; Research Theme→Microbes and Technology, Understanding Microbes
Yilan Liu
519-888-4567 x40641
Location: 
E6 4018

Expertise:

  • Synthetic biology, including utilizing bacteria for production of chemical precurors and biofuels as well as environmental cleanup
  • Biomining using iron/sulphur oxidizing bacteria
  • Genetic analysis of new bacterial strains for applications in technology and the environment
  • Improvements in PCR technology
  • Bio-upcycling to transform waste via bacterial biosynthesis, with a focus on succinic acid
Group(s): 
Faculty→Engineering; Position→Faculty; Research Theme→Microbes and Technology, Microbes and the Environment
Christine Moresoli
519-888-4567 x35254
Location: 
E6 4010

Expertise:

  • Membrane fouling and optimization of membrane filtration processes
  • Diffusion transport in materials (e.g. biomaterials and polymeric films). Diffusing components - material interactions are analyzed through an experimental and theoretical study of model systems
  • Enzyme reaction engineering - applications include foods, soil bioremediation, wastewater processes and biomaterial degradation phenomena
  • Integrated extraction/purification processes for the recovery of proteins from plant materials (e.g. antifreeze proteins and soy proteins)
     
Group(s): 
Faculty→Engineering; Position→Faculty; Research Theme→Microbes and Technology
Wayne Parker
519-888-4567 x36324
Location: 
E2 3303

Expertise:

  • Anaerobic membrane bioreactors for wastewater and sludge treatment
  • Fate of emerging contaminants in wastewater systems
  • Pretreatment of sludges for enhanced digestion
  • Advanced sludge digestion processes
  • Nutrient recovery from wastewater
  • Modelling of wastewater treatment and sludge handling processes
     
Group(s): 
Operating Committee; Faculty→Engineering; Position→Faculty; Research Theme→Microbes and Technology, Microbes and the Environment
Valerie Ward
38625
Location: 
E6 4016

Expertise:

  • Bioresource engineering and biorefining
  • Microalgae, metabolic engineering
  • Ionic liquid based separations in biological systems
  • Catalysis of wet biomass to biodiesel
  • Isoprenoid production

Publications:

Valerie Ward's Publications

Group(s): 
Faculty→Engineering; Position→Faculty; Research Theme→Microbes and Technology
Christian Euler
519-888-4567 x40630
Location: 
E6 4020

Expertise:

  • Bio-based production of glycolic acid, allowing for safer and more environmentally conscious cosmetics
  • Microbial metabolism, including exploration of new methods to improve yields in synthetic biology
  • Metabolic flux, looking especially at proteins, regulators, and pathways involved in microbial metabolism
Group(s): 
Faculty→Engineering; Position→Faculty; Research Theme→Microbes and the Environment, Understanding Microbes