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Chemistry faculty's research goes global;
Representatives of Pathogen Detection Systems (PDS) Inc. and
its parent company, Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies (VWS)
of Paris, France, joined government officials and co-hosts
PARTEQ and the Kingston Economic Development Corporation in
celebrating the transformation of PDS from a
university-driven technology transfer initiative into an
international, multi-faceted partnership. Pathogen
Detection Systems is a PARTEQ spinoff company founded in
2003 to commercialize a novel fibre optic sensory technology
developed by Stephen Brown in the Chemistry Department to
detect E. coli and other pathogens in drinking water.
Click here <http://www.parteqinnovations.com/news.html>
for more information.
Photo by: Matthew Lloyd
David McBain,
Director of Industrial Marketing at Veolia Water Solutions
and Technologies
Departmental
Announcements: CHEM
281/282 will be offered in 2010 as a Spring Distance Course
starting May 3 to July 23, 2010
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Queen's Department of Chemistry ranked in
the top 100 by World Universities
 Queen's
Chemistry is ranked in the top 100 chemistry
departments worldwide by Academic Rankings
of World Universities in 2009. Queen's
Chemistry is only one of 5 Canadian
departments in the top 100. Click
here for more information
from Queen's News Centre.
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