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Frank van Veggel
Royal Society spotlights faculty
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Canada’s academic stars to converge on Victoria Hey Victoria, get ready to host almost 400 distinguished academic guests—the Royal Society of Canada is coming to town! The Royal Society (RSC) is Canada’s national academy dedicated to promoting learning and research in three main streams: the arts and humanities; the social sciences; and the sciences. Every year, the RSC holds its annual general meeting in a different Canadian city. This year, RSC fellows and college members from across the country will converge on the Victoria Conference Centre/Fairmont Empress Hotel on Nov. 26–28. The University of Victoria is the sponsor institution.
Canada's academic stars to converge on Victoria
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Royal Society of Canada scientists, scholars and artists from across the country will converge on the Fairmont Empress Hotel in downtown Victoria on Nov. 26-28 for the society’s annual general meeting.
US patent awarded to fight cancer
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Chemistry professor Dr. Frank van Veggel likes to work with extremely small particles and very big ideas. He’s developed a process whereby nanoparticles, each 10 times smaller than a speck of dust, could someday assist oncologists better identify and target cancerous tumours and, in some cases, eliminate the need for painful and potentially dangerous biopsies.
Patent approved for cancer-fighting process
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A new process developed at the University of Victoria that will help oncologists better identify and target cancerous tumours has been granted a US patent.
2013 Craigdarroch Research Awards
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Passion, energy and a commitment to making the world a little bit better tomorrow for everyone—these are the qualities that are shared by each and every recipient of a Craigdarroch Research Award over the past decade, and this year’s slate of recipients is no exception. The 2013 Craigdarroch Research Awards, which honour achievements in research at UVic, were presented at a reception event on May 2.
van Veggel awarded
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Dr. Frank van Veggel (chemistry) has won the inaugural Award for Research Excellence in Materials Chemistry from the Canadian Society of Chemistry (CSC). As the Canada Research Chair in Supramolecular Photonic Materials, van Veggel investigates the design of new materials with optical and magnetic properties—research that has huge application potential for emerging optical communication and computing technologies, and diagnostics. The CSC is one of three constituent societies of the Chemical Institute of Canada.
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