Archives: Graduate Students

Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Avis Lab Publishes on Methods to Reduce Potato Spoilage

Potato is the largest vegetable crop in Canada. However, it is susceptible to numerous spoilage microorganisms including Fusarium species causing dry rot disease. The disease affects up to 60% of potato tubers during storage and causes up to 25% loss. Fusarium species also produce toxic compounds, which may pose a health risk. Chemical treatments... More

Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Department of Chemistry Fall Graduation

We are excited to celebrate this major milestone and accomplishment with our Chemistry and Food Science students. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84505593189?pwd=OWUvandFb090L2xqUExyZlJuaWNFUT09 Meeting ID: 845 0559 3189 Passcode: Chemistry Please contact Chemistry@carleton.ca for dial in... More

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Congratulations Recent PhD Graduates!

After an unprecedented term due to Covid-19,three graduate students have successfully defended their PhDs this Fall. We would like to congratulate them and wish them the best in their future endeavors. #CUproud! Thesis Title Dr Sydney Buttera Design and development of group 13 precursors for improved vapour deposition of metal nitride thin films... More

Tuesday, December 10, 2019

Chemistry Scholarship Winners

Congratulation to graduate students Anna Koudrina, Emma Wistaff & Tristan Smythe for winning three University wide scholarships!    PhD candidate Anna Koudrina from Dr. M. DeRosa lab wins Koningstein Scholarship. In collaboration with Dr. E. Tsai at the Ottawa Hospital/OHRI, Anna uses aptamers in the development of targeted contrast... More

Wednesday, May 24, 2017

MSc Candidate Grace Daly Presents at the Partnership Exchange

MSc Candidate Grace Daly in Dr. David Miller's Lab presented on "Can we push out the cheaters?" at the Partnership Exchange this past week. Plants and fungal endophytes exist in a mutualistic symbiotic relationship, where both organisms benefit from the activity of the other. Some endophytes are ‘cheaters‘ because they use the plant for... More

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