Hitachi High Technologies Canada , and strong and long-time partner of OCCAM, has been recognized for their profound and persistent contributions to leading-edge research and training at the University of Toronto.
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OCCAM Hosts Ian Gilmore for Lecture at the Leading Edge
Professor Ian Gilmore visited OCCAM and the Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry to deliver an invited talk as part of the Lectures at the Leading Edge seminar series. Prof. Gilmore is Head of Science at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL). Slides from his talk, “Metabolic Imaging at the Single-cell Scale: Recent Advances and Future Challenges in Mass Spectrometry Imaging” can be found here.
OCCAM Researchers Apply Modern characterization techniques to the Study of Ancient Artifacts
OCCAM research staff, in collaboration with Queen’s University Professors Amandina Anastassiades and Cristiana Zaccagnino, have assessed the viability of utilizing a combination of specialized material characterization techniques (electron microscopy and various surface spectroscopies) to study of Roman coins from the Diniacopoulos Collection of Central and Eastern Mediterranean Antiquities.
Associated publication – Zaccagnino et al., JVST B, 36, 03F104 (2018)
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OCCAM GRAND OPENING AND WORKSHOP
The Ontario Centre for the Characterization of Advanced Materials (OCCAM) – a $20 million analytical laboratory at U of T’s Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering – has officially unveiled its newest machines and is ready to take on new industrial partnerships.
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OCCAM (phase 1) Opening
University of Toronto’s new $20M materials characterization facility opened the first phase of the operation with an afternoon of celebrations, talks, and tours. See the full story here.
Opening University of Toronto’s New Materials Lab
U of T Engineering unveils $20M facility that could end crash fatalities, blood clots and our reliance on fossil fuels.
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