#onthebeamlines A unique training program funded by NSERC / CRSNG is bringing students, scientists and industry partners together in order to explore better ways to remediate soil contaminated by gasoline and other hydrocarbons. ow.ly/OnP930iZMQW
.USask Arts and Science @usask geoscience grad student Curtis Boyes spends time at the CLS & @ssrlnews helping to build a library of sulfur compound spectra produced using synchrotron radiation. #onthebeamlines #usaskgeosci #geoscience
Sensorineural affects 466 million people, around the world, including 34 million children. Harvard University researchers are using CLS to image the cochlea, a key but difficult-to-study hearing organ. facebook.com/24210911588597… #womeninstem #hearing #OntheBeamlines
Approximately 1 in 3 women will suffer a bone fracture from bone loss in their lifetime, whereas only 1 in 5 men are affected. 👵👴 The University of Akron assistant professor of biology Janna Andronowski is leading a research project investigating why this variation occurs #OntheBeamlines
Jenna Bevacqua charges ahead for a brighter future.
#Lifespan #Lithium #Batteries #ClimateChange #OnTheBeamlines #YouthClimateAction
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#OnTheBeamlines Metals have long been suspected of playing a role in multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic inflammatory disease where immune system attacks cause damage to the myelin sheath surrounding nerve fibers.
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A big thankyou to #CanadianLightSource for the engaging STEM webinar. Teachers learned about CLS, the use of the #synchrotron for research, including student developed investigations (soil science, plants, food). CLS + NFL promoting STEM. ow.ly/qoXG50IeApP #OnTheBeamlines
Using soil to combat climate change lightsource.ca/news/details/u… #CLS #CanadaLightSource #USASK #ClimateChange #OnTheBeamlines #ClimateScience #Synchrotron #VacuumChamber #mdcvacuum #PlantBiology #Biology #Research #ScienceNews #Agriculture #CarbonSequestration #Chemistry #LightSource
Thankyou to #CanadianLightSource for facilitating a webinar introducing teachers to STEM opportunities available to students. Teachers participated in a soil chemistry exploration analyzing data collected with the #synchrotron . For details ow.ly/6Xsv50InIxQ #OnTheBeamlines
#OnTheBeamlines Researchers Dalhousie University are using our CMCF beamline with the aim of gathering beneficial data for #cancer drug design and the treatment of intestinal parasites. Full Story: bit.ly/3UdO8LF
Thanks to NSERC / CRSNG SSHRC for funding this research.
.U of Saskatchewan research looking at 3D printing tech as possible answer to nerve damage cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…
#OnTheBeamlines : Tim Sharbel and colleagues in USask AgBio are using #BMIT to analyze hundreds of varieties of cannabis. Their work should benefit pharmaceutical development + medical studies, and help inform future breeding to select for specific medicinal and agronomic traits.
#OnTheBeamlines Researcher Xing Song Memorial NRPOP is using our #Mid -IR beamline to better understand which parts of oil are most attractive to a specific group of contaminant-eating microorganisms. His work holds potential for improving oil spill response + treatment of wastewater.
#OnTheBeamlines Using #BMIT USask AgBio researchers Tim Sharbel + Martin Mau are studying pollen produced by sexual and asexual (apomictic) plants of the genus Boechera sp. (a relative of canola), to better understand the transmission of apomixis genetic factors.
#OnTheBeamlines : Researchers Scott Daly & Joshua Zgrabik UIowa Chemistry used our #VLSPGM beamline to determine if metal borohydride complexes can be used to separate different metals found in spent fuel without the use of harsh solvents. @uiowa
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#OnTheBeamlines : Researchers from University of Manitoba Department of Microbiology are using the #BMIT beamline at the CLS to generate 3D images of individual kernels of barley and kernza.
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#OnTheBeamlines Because of its negative effects on living organisms, lead has been reduced or eliminated in commercial goods with one exception – certain types of ammunition.
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#OntheBeamlines Kidney failure affects 10% of the world’s population and over 3 million Canadians. Amira Abdelrasoul U of Saskatchewan used CanadianLightSource #BMIT to help kidney failure patients have a better quality of life and to reduce their health care costs.
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#OnTheBeamlines Bacteria can survive and tolerate many antibiotics, often by using DNA repair mechanisms to promote survival. Dr. Sara Andres believes designing inhibitors to the DNA repair process would improve the efficacy of antibiotics.
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#OnTheBeamlines Toxic gas detection systems are key to saving lives in the event of a gas leak but few exist.
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