Christy chung biography template

Abstract

A novel bioartificial dermal regeneration template has been developed using platelet-rich plasma and acellular animal skin collagen sponge for the treatment of larger area and full thickness skin wounds. This platelet-rich plasma-collagen sponge keeps native skin structure and contains huge amounts of growth factors. The effect of this bioartificial dermal återväxt template was tested in vitro and in vivo via a mimic poor wound healing process by adding collagenase I into cell culture medium or the wound area. The in vitro experimental results indicated that the rat skin cells grew faster and produced more collagen in platelet-rich plasma-collagen sponge with collagenase than those treated either with collagen sponge plus collagenase, or collagenase, or control group without treatment. The in vivo experiments were performed by large rat skin wounds, 1.5 cm diameter, treated either with collagenase, or collagenase plus collagen sponge, or collagenase plus platel

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Vanier Scholars 2024

Adebayo, Philip
Photo courtesy of: Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Calgary University of CalgaryCivil and Mechanical Engineering -Mechanical EngineeringModeling and Optimization of Solar-Assisted Ground Source Heat Pump Systems with and Without Thermal Energy Storage for Cold Climates.
Adelusi, Oluwaseunnla
Photo artighet of: Nelson OkosunUniversité de SherbrookeChemical, Biomedical and Materials Science Engineering - Materials Science And TechnologyRedefining Waste: Advances in Torrefaction and Characterization of Municipal Solid Waste for Clean Energy Generation.
Agrawal, Mohan
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Kit GerodiasMcGill UniversityPhysics and Astronomy- Astronomy And AstrophysicsDevelopment of a new radio telescope to obtain the world's first high-resolution maps of the low-frequency radio sky and probe the cosmic dark ages.
Anderson, ChantelleUniversity of CalgaryChemical, Biomedical and Materials Science Engineering

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Aliya Abdukadir Ali

Thesis topic:Networks of power in Iran and Iraq under the Umayyads

Research Summary:

Aliya Ali is a currently undertaking her DPhil under the supervision of Professor Andrew Marsham and Professor Amira Bennison. Aliya's DPhil is an important study of three revered figures of Islamic history: ʿUthmān ibn ʿAffān AH 24-36/644-656CE, ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib AH 36/656 CE and Muʿāwiya ibn Abī Sufyān AH 41-52/661-680 CE. She compiles a large database consisting of detailed biographical information of governors and their families. These figures are important because of their legacies. They shaped the religious and political landscape of the Modern Middle East and they are a point of contention for several factions and sects that have emerged since their deaths. The main source for her project is the work of al-Ṭabarī (d. 311/923) who was a celebrated historian and scholar known for writing Tārīkh al-Rusul wa-l-Mulūk (the History of Prophets and Kings). She also c