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Metal meets sustainability Ryerson University chemical engineering professor Hadis Zarrin is advancing nano-engineering to alter the structure of metals, including nickel- and lithium-based batteries, to create safer, lighter and more compact energy storage for use in electric vehicles and renewable energy.
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DEVELOPING TRANSFORMATIVE SOLUTIONS TO TOMORROW’S CHALLENGES The Lassonde Institute of Mining at the University of Toronto Our researchers work across disciplines to address the mining industry’s most pressing challenges. Through solutions-oriented collaborations with sector-leading companies, nimble startups and visionary entrepreneurs, we are creating the future of the industry. Prestigious industry research partnerships exist in: » Exploration Geosciences
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BEYOND Disciplines LINDA NAZAR CANADA RESEARCH CHAIR IN SOLID STATE ENERGY MATERIALS PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, FACULTY OF SCIENCE
There is no single solution to sustainably power our world – that’s why we’re working on so many.
Our researchers build bridges between disciplines, rethinking how we solve some of the greatest challenges of the 21st century – including better ways to generate, store and dispatch renewable energy. University of Waterloo chemist and Canada Research Chair Linda Nazar and her team have developed technology that may one day replace costly lithium-ion batteries to store electrochemical energy. Her globally cited research and discoveries led to her being named an Officer of the Order of Canada. By redefining sustainable transportation and making energy accessible to everyone, Nazar and her fellow researchers at the Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy and the Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology prove that when we work beyond disciplines, our impact is beyond powerful.
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