Environmental Nanomaterial and Membrane Research
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Todd Hoare @HoareLab , Heather Sheardown @h_sheardown , Boyang Zhang @BZhangLab , and Charles de Lannoy @deLannoyLab are all @McMasterU @Mac_ChemEng faculty giving talks at the BIMR/CCEM workshop on the Future of Soft Materials next Mon and Tues. Registration is free.
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Charles de Lannoy @deLannoyLab develops composite nanomaterials that form membranes for water purification and desalination @Mac_ChemEng @McMasterU. He will present a talk on Monday at the Future Directions of Soft Materials workshop. Don't miss it!
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We are very excited to announce Ohneganos Let's Talk Water @ohnegahde has won the 2021 David Susuki Foundation @DavidSuzukiFDN People Choice Award!
Thank you to everyone who voted. Be sure to check out all winners for this year and share the news.
#vodcast #environment
Congratulations to Hannah Grewal of the de Lannoy Lab and her team for winning the People's Choice Award for the David Suzuki Future Ground Prize! Their indigenous-led video podcast continues to engage First Nations communities, disseminate water research and inspire youth
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What’s the best cloth mask for public use? Can imperfect use of imperfect masks still reduce #COVID19 spread?
Hear what four PPE experts from McMaster’s Centre of Excellence in Protective Equipment and Materials (CEPEM) have to say on the podcast. | bit.ly/3mq3OZw
Recommendations informed by literature evidence and in support of @GovCanHealth recommendations about facemasks from our lab at @McMasterU, @McMasterEng
In collaboration with @CMClase
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“We immediately started investing in and encouraging innovation.” - @ikpuri
Our researchers are working with @WoodbridgeGroup in getting a new made-in-Canada mask designed, tested and certified: bit.ly/2JPy7rQ 👏 🇨🇦
#HamOnt #COVID19
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In January, @Yingfu8888 raised money to send PPEs to front-line doctors in China during their #COVID19 crisis. Now, his friends and colleagues in China are pitching in to buy PPE for front-line medical workers in #HamOnt | @McMasterIIDR bit.ly/2URGKbu
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There are close to a hundred faculty, staff members and students involved in activities to address #COVIDー19 and their efforts are large and heroic. #thankyouall #wewillgetthroughthis #teamwork – at Hamilton, Ontario
Very proud that the de Lannoy Lab is part of this team. Shout out to de Lannoy Lab members Yichen Wu and Scott Laengert for their energy, drive, and focus towards this important effort:
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.@McMasterU engineers, physicians, students and industry partners are coming together to create protective equipment for frontline healthcare workers in #HamOnt and beyond — our heroes.
Here's a look at progress made so far on N95 and surgical masks >>> bit.ly/2JwxUcX
de Lannoy Lab retweeted
We are very proud of being part of this team!
.@McMasterU engineers, physicians, students and industry partners are coming together to create protective equipment for frontline healthcare workers in #HamOnt and beyond — our heroes.
Here's a look at progress made so far on N95 and surgical masks >>> bit.ly/2JwxUcX
de Lannoy Lab retweeted
We are working on a new mask design @McMasterEng, should be prototyping & testing by end of coming week.
Anyone using Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs) or Microbial Electrolysis Cells (MECs): do you have an SOP for preserving them or feeding them in the event of lab closures?
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800 years ago, #university #education was very different and produced generalists while now we hyper-specialize in one or two areas, yet many do not recover from the inevitabilities of #disruption. I’m a guest on @dorasmith podcast discussing this. shows.pippa.io/innovation-in…
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Check out our Nature Geosci comment (led by @baird_andy) to the controversial Marrs et al. (2018) paper on managed "boreal moorlands". We argue restoring/rewetting degraded peatlands is a better prescription than prescribed burning to reduce wildfire risk
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1/2 In this Nature Geoscience comment piece nature.com/articles/s41561-0…, we discuss the managed burning of peatlands to control wildfire. We explain why natural peatlands don't need managed burning and argue that re-wetting of damaged peatlands is a better prescription.
