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University of Windsor
Multi-user facility with state-of-the-art equipment to meet a variety of microscopy and analytical needs, such as biological science, geology/mineralogy, materials science, automotive engineering, environmental science and chemistry.
TRIUMF
A purpose-built high-power Isotope Separator On-Line (ISOL) multi-user facility enabling world-class experiments
Carleton University
Advanced methods for modeling and simulation with varied applications.
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Carleton University
Produces ionized Ar (or He) and melts and propels molten metal/ceramic/polymer on a part surface (in the form of an overlay coating)
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McMaster University
Tests the structural response of systems, components, and materials, including masonry, concrete, steel, wood, pavement, and equipment.
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McMaster University
Rapid synthesis, screening, analysis and identification of engineered materials responding to, or compatible with, biological systems.
University of Saskatchewan
Identification, extraction, and isolation of natural products from various plant materials
McMaster University
Advanced characterization of materials properties, support for low-temperature research.
McMaster University
Materials characterization and consultation to determine structural and compositional information on the micron to nano/atomic-scale using electron and ion microscopy.
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University of Alberta
Research in minerals and energy using the IMS 1280 ion microprobe, an advanced isotopic microbeam technology for use in geoscience research.