Congratulations to Jacy Conrad!
We are very pleased to announce that Jacy Conrad successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis today on “Deuterium isotope effects on acid ionization and metal oxide hydrolysis under hydrothermal conditions”.
We are very pleased to announce that Jacy Conrad successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis today on “Deuterium isotope effects on acid ionization and metal oxide hydrolysis under hydrothermal conditions”.
We are very pleased to announce that Jane Ferguson successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis today on “Aqueous Boric Acid Chemistry under Pressurized Water Reactor Coolant Conditions by AC Conductivity”.
"Nearly $150 million is directed to the University of Guelph every year for research. And although support for cutting-edge technology and modern facilities are imperative for helping research advance and excellence, it’s the people – the researchers themselves – who are central to every achievement. That was the message delivered Friday night by members of the university’s senior administrative team – President Franco Vaccarino, among them – to some of the university’s highest research achievers. They assembled in the Summerlee Science Complex to be recognized for their many contributions to Guelph’s standing as one of Canada’s most research-intensive universities."
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Ph.D. student Jacy Conrad presents the University of Guelph 2017…
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.”
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".
"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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"Prof. Peter Tremaine has been named the NSERC/UNENE (University Network of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering) Senior Industrial Research Chair in High-Temperature Aqueous Chemistry.