Congratulations to Tremaine group M.Sc. Candidate Kelvin Olivares, who was awarded the 2nd place Poster Prize at the recent UNENE 2024 R&D workshop.
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Tremaine group was well-represented at UNENE's annual conference and workshop, which was held on Dec 9-11 in Toronto. The University Network of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering (UNENE) is an organization founded on the principle of collaboration and knowledge transfer between universities and the nuclear energy industry across Canada. They're also a funding partner of the Tremaine research group at UoG. The annual Workshop is the organization's premier event, bringing together industry stakeholders, professors, and students from across the country for a program of talks, posters, panel discussions, and networking.
We enjoy group activities on some Fridays. Back in December,…
Tremaine group M.Sc. student Jason Yap was honoured as October 2024 TA of the Month. According to first-year Chemistry Lab Coordinator Dara Schaefer:
Jason Yap, the newest graduate student in the Tremaine Group, is accepting a prestigious award this week for success in his undergraduate program at University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM).
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Tremaine Group PhD candidate Samantha Binkley recently won the Women in Nuclear (WiN) Canada's Graduate Scholarship. As a result, she was an invited attendee of WiN Canada's annual conference, which was held on Oct 20-23, 2024 in Niagara Falls ON.
A joint meeting of the Technical Advisory Committees for two research programs funded by the University Network of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering (UNENE) and other industrial partners was held on Campus at the University of Guelph on May 15, 2024.
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Last week, Tremaine Group co-op student Heather Robertson presented a poster with her work from the past semester at the department's Undergrad Poster Session. The poster was called "Measuring Partial Molar Properties using Calorimetry and Densimetry", and summarizes her work from the first of two co-op semesters she is spending with our group working with PhD candidate Samantha Binkley.
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