Tiny medical robots made of polymers derived from cellulose could one day travel through your body, delivering drugs, transporting cells, and taking biopsies. That’s the ultimate goal of Hamed Shahsavan, a chemical engineer at the University of Waterloo.
Read More >>Fall in love with the February issue of The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering (CJCE). This month’s exciting Issue Highlights cover a range of chemical engineering topics, from environmentally-friendly engineering to safety in engineering processes.
Read More >>CSC WIDE February 2024 Spotlight Video - An initiative of the CSC’s Working for Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity (WIDE) Committee—shines a light on chemists from diverse backgrounds and creates opportunities for increased representation of diverse researchers and scientists. Each month, CIC News highlights one researcher from the Spotlight Videos library. This month we are featuring the spotlight on Dr. Blaine Fiss, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Western Ontario.
Read More >>À l’échelle cellulaire, les sucres font plus que satisfaire la gourmandise : ils sont à la base de nombreuses interactions entre cellules. Une équipe de l’Université de Montréal a développé une méthode pour mieux les étudier.
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