

Congratulations go out to Sandeep Bhattacharya who is one of the 51 University of Windsor students who was successful in the 2012-13 Ontario Graduate Scholarship Competition.
The platinum/graphene interface is strengthened by metal adatoms that share their electrons evenly between platinum and graphene. Read the article on the University of Windsor's Leddy Library website.

"Dr. Alpas and his team have shown why these [research] partnerships are important, delivering results that have benefitted the automotive industry and beyond," said Kevin Williams, president and managing director of GM of Canada. "This award-winning research has led to efficiency improvements in a number of areas, including powertrain manufacturing and vehicle operation." Read the full story from the University of Windsor's Daily News.
"This recognizes the best in industry and academic collaboration," said Janet Walden, NSERC's vice-president of research partnership programs, who was on hand to present the award. "It was easy for us to recognize just how outstanding this work is." Read the full story from the University of Windsor's Daily News.

Canadian Manufacturing's Design Engineering Magazine praised the NSERC/GM IRC as a "Canadian research team on the cutting edge of using lighter moving parts in vehicles".
Read the full story from the University of Windsor's Daily News.