Funding partner receives University of Guelph 2017 National Co-op Employer of the Year Award
Ph.D. student Jacy Conrad presents the University of Guelph 2017…
Congratulations to Chris Alcorn!
We are very pleased to announce that Christopher Alcorn successfully defended his Ph.D. defense today on “A Quantitative Raman and Density Functional Theory Investigation of Uranyl Sulfate Complexation and Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation under Hydrothermal Conditions.”
Congratulations to Christine McGregor!
We are very pleased to announce that Christine McGregor successfully defended her Master’s thesis today on "Thermodynamic Properties and Speciation of Aqueous Methylpiperidines for Applications to Carbon Capture".
Prof. Tremaine’s research featured in Portico Magazine
Prof. Tremaine receives funding from CFI / ORF in support of Senior Industrial Research Chair
Guelph Today article on Prof. Tremaine’s new Industrial Research Chair
"University of Guelph nuclear science researchers and their nuclear industry partners packed a cramped laboratory on campus Tuesday for a funding announcement with potentially long-term implications for Canadian-made Candu nuclear reactors and next generation reactors.
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Congratulations to Peter Tremaine on receiving the Hugh M. Huffman Memorial Award in calorimetry
"Chemistry professor Peter Tremaine will receive this year’s Hugh M. Huffman Memorial Award for long-term contributions to thermodynamics involving calorimetry or thermochemistry. He will receive the award during The Calorimetry Conference in July"...
Schlaf / Tremaine Groups featured on U of G’s website
Prof. Marcel Schlaf and Prof. Peter Tremaine's new custom hydrogen lab was profiled on the U of G website.
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Congratulations to Katherine Bissonette!
We are very proud to announce that Katherine Bissonette successfully defended her Master’s thesis today on “Raman Investigation of Nickel Chloride Complexation Under Hydrothermal Conditions”.
Congratulations to Jeff Plumridge!
We are very happy to announce that Jeff Plumridge successfully defended his Master’s thesis today on “"Deuterium Isotope Effects on the Limiting Molar Conductivities of Strong Aqueous Electrolytes from 25 °C to 325 °C at 20 MPa”.