Congratulations to Dr. Paul Finlay, who has been awarded the 2012-13 Thesis Prize by the Division of Nuclear Physics (DNP) of the Canadian Association of Physicists for the top Ph.D. thesis in Nuclear Physics in Canada. Paul's Ph.D.
Congratulations to the following students:
An atGuelph News profile article on Professor Alexandros Gezerlis provides a glimpse into his background as well as his current area of study.
The Full article can be found on the atGuelph News website: Physics Prof Has Big Interest in Tiny Particles - Subatomic physics has real-world applications
In an announcement made today by Greg Rickford, minister of state (science and technology), the Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI) will provide $63 million to support 250 research projects at 37 universities across the country. Nearly $1.9 million of the total will be invested in 15 projects at the University of Guelph. The investment is in "support of cutting-edge research equipment, laboratories and tools that researchers need to make tomorrow's breakthroughs and to improve the lives of Canadians".
In an announcement made today by Greg Rickford, minister of state (science and technology), the Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI) will provide $63 million to support 250 research projects at 37 universities across the country. Nearly $1.9 million of the total will be invested in 15 projects at the University of Guelph. The investment is in "support of cutting-edge research equipment, laboratories and tools that researchers need to make tomorrow's breakthroughs and to improve the lives of Canadians".
Shun Lu successfully defended his thesis: “Atomic Force Microscopy Measurements of Type IV Pilli and the Nanomechanical Response of Bacteria to Cationic Antimicrobial Peptide"
Mostafa Nategholeslam successfully defended his thesis: “A non-equilibrium work study of antimicrobial peptide-membraneinteractions"