Rival teams hail shortcut for removing carbon from the atmosphere – The Globe and Mail
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Chris, Geonhui, and colleagues publish “CO2 Electroreduction from Carbonate Electrolyte” in ACS Energy Letters
Bernard Kelley Sargent spent Take Your Labradoodle To Work Day at UofT on May 13, 2019
Bernard Kelley Sargent spent Take Your Labradoodle To Work Day at UofT on May 13, 2019. Bernard focused on research finance, advising post-doctoral fellows on next-generation membranes for CO2 reduction, and networking, the latter both in Engineering and Simcoe Hall
Bernard delights in liaising with senior leadership in the Office of the Chair of ECE.
Conor Kelley Sargent and Owen Kelley Sargent advise carbon-upgrading postdoctoral fellows on progress and next steps at monthly conference during Take Your Children To Work Day at UofT
Conor and Owen pose in Governing Council Chambers in front of C. David Naylor and Oscar T. Naylor.
Lina, with Princeton, Cambridge, NTU, and SNU coauthors, publishes in Chemical Reviews “Perovskites for Next-Generation Optical Sources”
Phil De Luna, with Stanford and TOTAL collaborators, publish in Science “What would it take for renewably powered electrosynthesis to displace petrochemical processes?”
Cao-Thang Dinh, collaborator Prof. Cathy Crudden, and colleagues, publish cover-of-Nature-Chemistry paper: “N-heterocyclic carbene-functionalized magic-number gold nanoclusters”
Gomis wins 2019 UTAA Award of Excellence
Doctoral Alumnus Phil De Luna joins the National Research Council (NRC) Canada as Program Director, Energy Materials Program Challenge
Effective February 18th, 2019, Phil will be taking on the role of Progam Director, Energy Materials Challenge Program at the National Research Council (NRC) of Canada as the youngest Director ever.
This program will focus on the development of new materials that will be used in the production of clean and sustainable energy. As director, Phil will consult with partners and stakeholders on the Program approach, set the outcomes, and build and lead a multi-disciplinary, collaborative research team to develop novel materials to produce clean and sustainable energy over seven years with a budget of $21M.
