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Five researchers will use the investment from NSERC work on improving processes such as recycling minerals from spent batteries, developing new aluminum alloys and advancing sustainable lithium mining methods.
The fund will support collaborations in areas of complementary strength, including health research across the life stages and research and development in port design and sustainability.
At the Canadian Centre for Electron Microscopy, home to Canada’s only Nion HERMES 100 scope, researchers move from a sound- and vibration-sealed room to a lively collaboration space next door, where they share analysis and insights.