Thank you @TufenkjiLab for your mentorship over these years. I have learned so much. Pandemic and everything, I’d do it again (ok, maybe minus the pandemic 😝)
Feeling so proud of our three new Ph.D. graduates who showed such resilience completing their degrees in the midst of the pandemic: Congratulations to Laura Hernandez, Olubukola Alimi and Amin Valiei! @LMHernandezR@alimi_olubukola@ChemEngMcGill@McGill_Eng
@HeidiJahandideh I have a coffee machine I don’t really use (maybe 1000x less fancy that this one) but I can take it for common use 🤷🏻♀️ what do you think? 😊
In 1951, doctors took cancer cells from Henrietta Lacks without her consent or her family’s knowledge. On Wednesday, the W.H.O. sought to rectify a 70-year-old wrong by honoring Ms. Lacks, whose cells led to world-changing advances in medicine. https://t.co/AqumlmoIPx
Please join the #Environmental#Nanotechnology GRS community at their GRC Connects on Thursday, June 10 from 11:00-12:30pm ET. The event includes a panel discussion and career-path focus groups. Register for this free virtual event here: https://t.co/JnwBabAKAn
@SaschaFitness Y pues si, les falta evolucionar... porque se aterran más por un vidrio roto o una pared rayada, que cuando matan a gente inocente. Es que la vida nos vale tan poquito?
The 2020 winner of the Environment Division R&D Dima Award is Prof. Nathalie Tufenkji (@TufenkjiLab) for her distinguished contribution to the field of environmental chemical engineering in 🇨🇦.
@mcgillu@ChemEngMcGill@McGill_Eng
https://t.co/lG4gEVP4yV
"We're abandoned right now."
Jin Xing, a 36-year-old drafting student, says that students who came to Quebec to build a life here are having their lives upended as the province plans to reform the Quebec experience program.
More: https://t.co/jqqrKAoQuX
#polqc
Congratulations to our Masters student Joel Grant on winning Best Graduate Student Poster at #aisesnc19 for his work on the breakdown of plastics in the environment. He also received great mentoring from @JeffFaBu and @LMHernandezR@ChemEngMcGill
New plastic tea bags shed microplastic particles into the cup, when combined with hot water, exposing humans to one of the modern world's least understood health concerns.
https://t.co/bJyCQp9tP8
@TufenkjiLab@McGill_Eng#microplastics
Une petite gorgée de #plastique dans votre thé? Cette poche de thé pyramidale qui ressemble à de la soie et que vous trempez dans l’eau bouillante pour votre thé libère des milliards de particules de plastique.
https://t.co/us6M4qUrFs
Plastic teabags release billions of plastic particles into a single cup of tea. Great work by @LMHernandezR@elvisgbxu in collaboration with @evodevoeco