Update from the NRC
It’s been a while since my last update and I can’t believe I have only a few weeks left in Ottawa at National Research Council Canada (NRC). To make up for the delay, this is going to be a big [...]
Postprandial zinc isotopic effect in human serum (Grad Chat Podcast)
Check out Kaj’s Grad Chat Pod Cast from February 19, 2019. https://www.queensu.ca/sgs/archived-grad-chat Kaj Sullivan, PhD in Geological Sciences, supervised by Drs Daniel Layton-Matthews [...]
Imperial College London – Isotope Geochemistry
It’s been a busy few months since my last post, but after returning from Japan and spending some time back at Queen’s, I embarked on the second stage of my Hugh C. Morris Fellowship on September [...]
So long, Japan, and thanks for all the fish
July 23, 2018 My visit to Japan began with a one-week stay at Osaka University with Dr. Chizu Kato. Here, I learned about her research. Specifically, about the experimental and theoretical [...]
Background on isotope geochemistry and DFT plus friendly deer
July 6, 2018 I’ve got a bit to cover before I can talk about what I’m working on while in Japan, so in this post, I’m going to describe a few terms and provide some background on density [...]
QFIR student Kaj Sullivan sets off on Hugh Morris Fellowship journey
June 19, 2018 For those of you that don’t know me, my name is Kaj and I’m a second-year isotope geochemistry PhD student under the supervision of Dr. Daniel Layton-Matthews and Dr. [...]
The Journey Begins June 2018
When one dares to try, rewards are not guaranteed, but at least it is an adventure. — Andre K. Geim