Associate Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering
Adjunct Professor, Chemistry
McMaster University
The de Lannoy lab is focused on environmental separation processes, applications to real environmental systems, and the implications of these technologies. My lab primarily uses experimental techniques supported by modeling of mass transfer processes, electrochemical kinetics, and catalysis. We are currently engaged in 5 areas of research:
Environmental Electrochemistry and Advanced Oxidation:
Membrane Materials and Processes:
First Nations and their Water:
Aerosol Filtration and Facemasks:
Sorbents and Nanomaterials:
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CIV ENG 710 Graduate | Advanced Mass Transfer - Particle Electrokinetics |
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CHEM ENG 4L03 Undergraduate | Advanced Laboratory Skills |
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CHEM ENG 3M04 Undergraduate | Mass Transfer and Stagewise Operations |
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