October 15, 2020 — The Honourable Marco Mendicino, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, on behalf of the Honourable Seamus O’Regan, Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources, announced a $1.2 million investment in GreenNano Technologies Inc. (GNT), a Toronto-based company, to
CBBP has partnered with Laval Tools and Molds to begin production of N95 compliant face masks. Both teams have been quick to secure tooling required to hot press masks into the specific face-conforming shape and develop mask materials that can
The CBBP U of T team met with Ford Canada CEO Dean Stoneley on the 11th of March. CBBP and its members have collaborated with Ford Motor Company in several projects in past years.
Distinguished Lecture by Professor Mohini Sain at Universiti Putra Malaysia Professor Mohini Sain was invited to Universiti Putra Malaysia in March, to deliver a distinguished lecture entitled “Lignin Biorefinery; Emerging Trends Towards Sustainable Biotechnology.” The lecture was delivered on the
‘Biodegradable’ plastic bags still function after three years: researchers […] Dr. Mohini Sain, professor at the University of Toronto and Director of the Centre for Biocomposites and Biomaterials Processing, told CTV News in an email that there is “no clear
(News Release from Natural Resources Canada – July 11, 2017) Canada’s forest sector is leading the way in innovation and clean technology, while supporting environmental sustainability and combating climate change. Kyle Peterson, Member of Parliament for Newmarket–Aurora, on behalf of
University of Toronto’s Centre for Biocomposites and Biomaterials Processing Leading the way to Transform Automotive Industry by partnering with Power Train Research and Development Centre, led by Dr Jimi Tjong, Ford Canada and other stake holders including Automotive Partnership Canada
Car parts, yogurt, paint: Scientists are using wood in novel ways, hopefully staying the axe on forestry education before it’s too late More and more people read articles such as this one on a screen, curbing the demand for newsprint.