"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.
"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"...
Prof. Marcel Schlaf and Prof. Peter Tremaine's new custom hydrogen lab was profiled on the U of G website.
Read more about "Schlaf / Tremaine Groups featured on U of G’s website"
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”.
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”.
We are very proud to announce that Alexander Lowe successfully defended his Master’s thesis today on “Measuring the Thermodynamic Properties of Adenine: Towards a Model for the Origins of Life”. Yay Alex :)
Congratulations to Kristy Erickson on her successful defense today of her Ph.D. thesis. Her thesis topic was "High Temperature D2O Isotope Effects on Hydrolysis and Ionization Equilibria of Water". Go Kristy :)
We are very pleased to announce that Michael Yacyshyn successfully defended his Master's thesis today on “Deuterium Isotope Effects for Inorganic Oxyacids at Elevated Temperatures Using Raman Spectroscopy".
"A University of Guelph chemist conducting pioneering experiments on water chemistry in current and future nuclear reactors has received $255,600 in new support from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) and the University Network of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering (UNENE).
