Byron D. Gates

Dec 6, 2024 | pubs.rsc.org | Byron D. Gates |Rana Ali |Simon FRASER

Synthesis by size focusing of lithium tantalate nanoparticles with a tunable second harmonic optical activity† Nonlinear optics at the nanoscale has emerged as a sought-after platform for sensing and imaging applications. The development of these materials is having an impact on fields that include advanced information technology, signal processing circuits, and cryptography.

May 8, 2024 | pubs.rsc.org | Byron D. Gates |Bouchra Belhaj Abdallah |Simon FRASER |Irene Andreu

Assessing the internalization pathways of Cr–Fe–Ni nanoparticles in native Dittrichia viscosa naturally exposed to industrial atmospheric fallout† Native Dittrichia viscosa plant specimens growing near a steel factory were inspected for possible internalization of nanoparticles containing a mixture of chromium, iron, and nickel (Cr–Fe–Ni).

May 2, 2024 | worksafebc.com | Byron D. Gates

Our Innovation funding stream supports research ideas that may lead to innovative solutions and knowledge creation for problems related to occupational health and safety and work disability. The Innovation funding stream currently consists of three funding opportunities.

Jan 16, 2024 | frogheart.ca | Byron D. Gates

There are three upcoming Simon Fraser University (SFU) Café Scientifique events (Zoom) and one upcoming Nobel=themed lecture (in person) according to a January 15, 2024 notice (received via email), Note: All the events are free,Hello SFU Cafe Scientifique friends!We are back with a brand new line up for our Cafe Scientifique discussion series.  Zoom invites will be sent closer to the event dates [emphasis mine].  We hope you can join us.