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Gavin McDonald

Gavin is a Senior Project Researcher at the Environmental Market Solutions Lab (emLab) at University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). He grew up just outside of Boston, spending his summers at beaches throughout New England. With a strong interest in science and math, Gavin began his career as a mechanical engineer. He holds both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Tech, along with a Master Professionnel in Integrated Manufacturing from École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers (ENSAM) in Metz, France. After three years working as a Research Engin...

Working with Miami to Improve the Circular Economy - Vimarsana News

Working with Miami to Improve the Circular Economy

Working With Miami to Improve the Circular Economy Assessing gaps and areas for growth in the Magic City’s largest river December 15, 2020 The following guest blog was authored by the Jambeck Research Group at the University of Georgia, including Dr. Jenna Jambeck (Lead, Center for Circular Materials Management in the New Materials Institute), Amy Brooks (New Materials Institute), Jennifer Mathis (New Materials Institute), Kathryn Youngblood (Citizen Science Director, University of Georgia) and Taylor Maddalene (CAP Coordinator). Have you recently been out for a walk in your neighborhood a...

Abu Dhabi researchers studying airborne behaviour of COVID-19 virus particles - Vimarsana News

Abu Dhabi researchers studying airborne behaviour of COVID-19 virus particles

Abu Dhabi: Researchers in Abu Dhabi are studying the airborne behaviour of the coronavirus responsible for COVID-19, the Abu Dhabi Media Office announced. A model is being developed by researchers at Khalifa University and Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi (CCAD) to better understand how the virus — Sars-CoV-2 — travels through the air and how long it can stay airborne, with the aims of ensuring better safety at hospitals and lower transmission rates. The study should also help ensure the effectiveness of face masks and PPE in preventing COVID-19 transmission. Airborne spread or aerosolisation m...