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Dr. Peter R. Norton Memorial Award in Chemistry
Congratulations to Adam Morgan, winner of the Dr. Peter R. Norton Memorial Award in Chemistry. Dr. Peter Norton...
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NSERC Postdoctoral fellowship
Dr. Arthut Situm was awarded NSERC Postdoctoral fellowship supporting ongoing research in the Atmospheric corrosion and hydrogen uptake...
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Graduate Student of Excelence
Thalia Standish Thalia Standish was awarded the Graduate Student of Excellence Award by NACE in 2019. This scholarship...
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#CORROSIONAWARENESSDAY
In London, Ontario, there has been a history of lead pipes being used for drinking water distribution. Many homes have had them replaced but there is a possibility that some still remain. Lead pipes are susceptible to corrosion due to the ions present in water, which can cause the lead to leach out of the piping and into the water. To try to prevent this leaching, some of the lead pipes were exchanged with copper pipes.
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The Importance of Diversity in Research and Beyond
As humans, we desire to learn more about the world around us – we are naturally curious beings, often finding ourselves asking why things happen the way they do. For many, studying science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) can help satisfy this basic need. Students can find innovative solutions to real-world problems, contribute to some of the world’s most ground-breaking discoveries, or learn transferable skills that could be applied to any occupation.
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