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Jonathan Kong, Mia San Gabriel, Raunaq Bagchi received graduate scholarships
Jonathan and Raunaq received the 2021-22 Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship in Science and Technology (QEII-GSST). Mia is the recipient of Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS).
DKK 34 million for young researchers – DTU
Congratulations to our collaborator, Dr. Søren Simonsen, who has just received the prestigious ERC grant. He will send a student to work in our group.Congratulations to our collaborator, Dr. Søren Simonsen, who has just received the prestigious ERC grant. He will send a student to work in our group.
Three young DTU researchers have each received one of the coveted European Research Council grants for independent basic research of EUR 1.5 million or just over DKK 11 million.DKK 34 million for young researchers – DTU
Three young DTU researchers have each received one of the coveted European Research Council grants for independent basic research of EUR 1.5 million or just over DKK 11 million.
Introduction
Jane Howe is an Associate Professor jointly appointed in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry. Prior to her new position at UofT, Jane worked as a Senior Applications Scientist with Hitachi High-Technologies group in US and Canada for the past five years. Jane received her Ph.D. in Ceramic Science from Alfred University in 2001. After a postdoc at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Jane stayed at ORNL as a Staff Scientist and Principal Investigator until 2012. She has over 100 publications on peer-reviewed journals and holds nine US patents on electron microscopy and materials characterization and development. She won two R&D 100 Awards in research and development of the lithium battery technology and nano-structured carbon materials. Jane’s current research interest is in situ and correlative microscopy techniques.
Research Interest
*In situ electron microscopy – characterization and property measurements of novel materials and nano-devices, and their real-time evolution during processing and operation
*Synthesis, property-structure relationship of new energy materials
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