Author Archives: Sandra Carlson
Wonder Women Networking Evening – March 9
Equity Action Plan – share your experiences
Academic Advising Hours
Last day for withdrawal in Spring term
Withdrawing from a course
STEM Research Symposium – March 7-11
ACPBC Scholarship – application deadline February 28
Chemistry seminar: Jeff Dahn, Dalhousie University – Feb 14, 11:30 am on Zoom
The Chemistry Seminar Program brings visitors from across Canada and beyond to present seminars in their area of expertise. The seminars are open to everyone, including undergrad students. The seminar on Monday February 14 will be held on Zoom.
https://uvic.zoom.us/j/87270636366?pwd=cFhaeWJ5MldzL1htL2dRTGVqb1h3QT09
Meeting ID: 872 7063 6366
Password: 148453
View the full list of seminars at https://events.uvic.ca/chemistry/.
Jeff Dahn
Professor, Dalhousie University
NSERC/Tesla Canada Inc. Industrial Research Chair
Canada Research Chair in Materials for Advanced Batteries
https://www.dal.ca/diff/dahn.html
“More than one million miles and possibly a century of life”
Modern lithium-ion batteries can power a vehicle more than a million miles and last many decades. I will explain some of the advances since 2016 which have made this possible. One might ask: “Why do we need such awesome Li-ion batteries since we will never drive our cars 1 million miles?” Governments have recognized the need for electric vehicles, but have not yet recognized the need for vast amounts of electrical energy storage in order to put more renewables on the grid. In 2030, 90% of all Li-ion batteries will be in vehicles. So we will need to use those batteries for energy storage in so-called “vehicle to grid” applications when they are parked, where they will rack up charge-discharge cycles even when they do not move.
Workshop – Search Smarter with CAS SciFinder-N
Live workshop! Students welcome.
Tuesday February 15th 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Register here!
CAS SciFinder-n was developed to help scientists get to the most relevant information faster. In this session led by CAS trainer, Scott Hertzog, you’ll learn about some of the many features unique to CAS SciFinder-n and become familiar with the functionality and content of this advanced scientific research solution.
Topics covered:
- Concept filtering in literature searches
- Simultaneous keyword and chemical structure searching
- Saving, downloading, and sharing searches
- Alerts – literature references, chemical compounds and more
- PatentPak (chemical patent viewer)
Access SciFinder-n:
- Already registered? Click here
- To register? Click here
Note: Individual Registration is required for the web version of SciFinder. SciFinder’s web-based user registration form allows you to create your own SciFinder username and password. The registration process requires you use an email address ending in @uvic.ca After the form is complete, CAS sends an e-mail with the instructions for completing the registration process.
I look forward to seeing you at the workshop!
Well wishes,
Monique Grenier
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Data Curation Librarian (interim)
Chemistry, Mathematics & Statistics Librarian
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