STUDENT SUCCESS - COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Fourth-year chemical engineering student Amanda D'Cruz placed second in the Robert Auld Undergraduate Student paper competition in Toronto recently.
The competition was held during the 55th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference.
Amanda presented the results of the bio-diesel related research that she undertook with professor Ajay Dalai last summer.
More info about the award at: Robert Auld Competition
Janice Paslawski is currently pursuing her PhD in environmental engineering with a focus on environmental risks associated with the petroleum industry. She was recently awarded a scholarship from the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers in partnership with Manulife Financial and Meloche Monnex Inc.
She is researching the concept of bioremediation technology. Bioremediation uses naturally present micro-organisms to actively consume fuel-derived toxic compounds and transform the waste into harmless carbon dioxide by-products.
This award is one of five given out to support and advance studies and research in Engineering.
