Morgan Lehtinen's guest appearances

Morgan Lehtinen

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies

Campus Beat

Activation Energy

Linda Mussell

Heather Stuart

Dylan Robinson

David McDonald

James Anderson

James Reynolds

William Provine

Ashley Williams

Mark Green

Steven Smith

John A. Macdonald

Kathleen Norman

Lee Airton

Jane Philpott

Andrew Evans

OwlTail

I speak with Morgan Lehtinen of RXN Hub about the Canadian cleantech entrepreneurial ecosystem.  (0:53) What RXN Hub is (1:40) Gap in the entrepreneurial ecosystem (4:09) Cleantech ecosystems across North America (6:14) Startups eligible for RXN Hub (7:17) RXN Hub partners (9:10) Business model and services offered (13:16) Impact (15:17) Definition of success in short and long terms (17:36) Vision for RXN Hub in 10 years

I speak with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/morganlehtinen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Morgan Lehtinen</a> of <a href="https://www.rxnhub.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RXN Hub</a> about the Canadian cleantech entrepreneurial ecosystem. <ul> <li>(0:53) What RXN Hub is</li> <li>(1:40) Gap in the entrepreneurial ecosystem</li> <li>(4:09) Cleantech ecosystems across North America</li> <li>(6:14) Startups eligible for RXN Hub</li> <li>(7:17) RXN Hub partners</li> <li>(9:10) Business model and services offered</li> <li>(13:16) Impact</li> <li>(15:17) Definition of success in short and long terms</li> <li>(17:36) Vision for RXN Hub in 10 years</li></ul>

20. Morgan Lehtinen (RXN Hub) on Canadian cleantech ecosystem

Dr Guojun Liu

Topic: H2Only: Smart Filters for Efficient Oil/Water Separation. Overview: In a world that relies heavily on the use of crude oil as an energy source, clean oil recovery and spill remediation is of dire importance. Removing oil from surfactant stabilized oil-in-water emulsions has become an issue in numerous industries as current separation processes are tedious and wasteful of resources. Our research group has developed functionalized ‘smart’ filters that can selectively and efficiently separate the oil from oil-in-water emulsions.  I will discuss the environmental and operational advantages of this novel filter and its potential to improve the cleanliness of a normally dirty industry.

Topic: H2Only: Smart Filters for Efficient Oil/Water Separation. Overview: In a world that relies heavily on the use of crude oil as an energy source, clean oil recovery and spill remediation is of dire importance. Removing oil from surfactant stabilized oil-in-water emulsions has become an issue in numerous industries as current separation processes are tedious and wasteful of resources. Our research group has developed functionalized ‘smart’ filters that can selectively and efficiently separate the oil from oil-in-water emulsions.  I will discuss the environmental and operational advantages of this novel filter and its potential to improve the cleanliness of a normally dirty industry.

Morgan Lehtinen, PhD in Chemistry, supervised by Dr Guojun Liu

Morgan Lehtinen, PhD Candidate in the Department of Chemistry joins us in studio today.  She chats about her recent participation in and winning of the recent Young Person’s Lecture Competition on May 30th at Queen’s University.  Hosted this year for the first time in Canada, the Competition was hosted by the Arthur B. McDonald Canadian Astroparticle Physics  Research Institute.  Learn more about the competition by visiting The McDonald Institute’s website!

Morgan Lehtinen, PhD Candidate in the Department of Chemistry joins us in studio today. She chats about her recent participation in and winning of the recent Young Person’s Lecture Competition on May 30th at Queen’s University. Hosted this year for the first time in Canada, the Competition was hosted by the Arthur B. McDonald Canadian Astroparticle Physics Research Institute. Learn more about the competition by visiting The McDonald Institute’s <a href="https://mcdonaldinstitute.ca/events/young-persons-lecture-competition/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>!

Making Her Mark: Morgan Lehtinen and the Young Persons’ Lecture Competition