Orillia Applicant Reception
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Convocation 2017
Convocation 2017 will take place on Saturday, June 10, 2017.
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Convocation 2017
Convocation 2017 will take place on Friday, June 2 and Saturday, June 3, 2017.
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Summer 2017 International Student Orientation
The international student orientation is mandatory for all new international students starting in the summer intake. This includes undergraduate students, English Language program students and summer engineering transition students
Encounters in Bioethics: Bioethics Goes to Movies
We will be watching excerpts from an award winning TV movie WIT, and discussing what the film says about experiences of a cancer patient and her relationship with the health care staff.
Panel: - Christina Anthes, BSc student, Lakehead University - Adrien Chan, MD, FRCPC, Medical Oncologist, Regional Cancer Care Program, TBRHSC - Fiona Gardiner, Producer, Thunder Bay Television - Tana Gouthro, BA, BEd, Patient at the Regional Cancer Centre
Facilitator: - Jaro Kotalik, MD, MA, FRCPC, Centre for Health Care Ethics, Lakehead University; Professor, Northern Ontario School of Medicine
Spring 2017 International Student Orientation
Biotechnology PhD Dissertation Defense of Mohan Konduri
The Biotechnology PhD candidate, Mohan Konduri will present his research entitled New Generation of Dispersants by Grafting Lignin or Xylan on Thursday, May 11th 2017 at 1:00 pm in ATAC 2015.
Although synthetic dispersants are commonly used in the stabilization of various colloidal suspensions, their non-biodegradable and toxic nature limits their applications; and thus always there is a need for green dispersants. In Mohan`s work, lignin or xylan, the most abundant and sustainable biopolymers on earth which are produced as byproducts of pulping and cellulosic ethanol industries were considered as raw materials for production of green dispersants. New methodologies were developed to modify and characterize the biopolymers (lignin or xylan) in order to improve their functional properties. Furthermore, in this work stabilization of coal or clay suspensions were fundamentally investigated, which facilitated in developing lignin or xylan based dispersants superior to commercial synthetic dispersants. Above all, this work will significantly substantiate the process of converting Canadian pulp mills to biorefineries.
Committee Members: Dr. Pedram Fatehi (supervisor), Dr. Baoqiang Liao, Dr. Sudip Rakshit, and Dr. Ying Zheng (external)
Everyone is welcome. For more information contact Brenda at phd.ses@lakeheadu.ca