Graduate student benefits from CMC network
Graduate student Thomas de Haas developed an interest in carbon management while working for oil companies WorleyParsons, Dynetek and Colt Engineering. He wanted to explore the environmental …
Graduate student Thomas de Haas developed an interest in carbon management while working for oil companies WorleyParsons, Dynetek and Colt Engineering. He wanted to explore the environmental …
CMC is providing two courses for Highly Qualified Personnel (HQP) development in conjunction with its annual scientific conference from May 23-25, 2012. Participants’ food costs and …
David Sinton, Professor with the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto and a Theme B...
The news media are always hungry for news – and CMC’s communication team wants to feed that need with stories...
Carbon Management Canada is providing travel subsidies of $700 to graduate students and postdocs travelling to its annual conference in Gatineau, QC on May 23 to 25. Funds are limited so apply …
This year, each of CMC’s 36 research projects is being asked to send a representative to give the CMC community an update on the status of their research. Because time is short, talks …
On February 23, 2012, a European Union (EU) drafting committee voted on a draft law that discriminates against bitumen. This was the Draft Implementing Measure to the European Union Fuel …
Canada moved forward on March 20, 2012 with its plan to advance clean energy technologies and reduce greenhouse gas emissions...
CMC Theme Lead James Meadowcroft has received a renewal as a Canada Research Chair for his important work on sustainable development policy. Meadowcroft’s research explores what governments …
A former graduate student working on a CMC-funded research project, Virginia Vera is the newest member of the exploration team at Apache Canada Ltd. Vera started her position as a junior …