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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Advanced Science Impact Factor 6.00!
After only 1.5 years after its launch, Advanced Science has received its first impact factor of 6.00!
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Surface Analogs of Molecular Frustrated Lewis Pairs in Heterogeneous CO2 Hydrogenation Catalysis
A perspective by Dr. Kulbir Kaur Ghuman has been published in ACS Catalysis. Here, she details the design of heterogeneous CO2 hydrogenation catalysts with surface Frustrated Lewis Pairs (FLPs),using a molecular FLP strategy The full perspective can be found on … Continue reading
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Professor Ozin is Recognized as One of the Most Highly Cited Researchers in Materials Science and Engineering!
Geoff is listed among the most highly cited researchers in materials science and engineering according to Elsevier Scopus data. Congratulation Geoff! The full list can be found on the MSES website.
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Graduate Scholarships and Post-doctoral Fellowships Available
The materials chemistry research group encourages top-rank post doctoral fellows, both national and international, to apply for the elite Banting and Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships to support their work in our group. The applications can be found on the Banting … Continue reading
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CO2 Conundrum
Geoff’s latest opinion piece on Materials Views describes the growing CO2 problem from the perspective of the chemical industry. The full article can be found on the Materials Views website.
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Study on Pd@Nb2O5 as a CO2 Hydrogenation Catalyst Published in Advanced Science!
Jia’s investigation on the photothermal effect on a Pd@Nb2O5 catalyst for CO2 hydrogenation has been published in Advanced Science. This study enhances our understanding towards developing catalysts which more effectively exploit full solar spectrum. Congratulations to Jia! The full article … Continue reading
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