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(top row, left
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right) Sulayman Oladepo, Reinhard Vehring, Hui Wang;
(bottom row, left to right) Luke Oberhagemann, Nicholas Carrigy, James Ivey, Alberto Baldelli, David Barona. Nicholas Carrigy carrigy@ualberta.ca
Nicholas was born
in Edmonton, Alberta and obtained his BSc (2012), MSc (2014), and PhD (2019)
degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Alberta. His BSc
research areas included water vapour transport on Mars and mass transport characteristics
of porous hydrogen fuel cell layers. His MSc research areas included airway
motion in obstructive sleep apnea studied using finite element analysis, lung
dose measurements using an infant airway replica with pressurized metered-dose
inhalers and face masks, and extrathoracic aerosol deposition modeling in
pediatrics. His PhD research in the Particle Engineering Group culminated in
his thesis, entitled,
"Engineering Stable Bacteriophage Dosage Forms Active Against
Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria for Respiratory Delivery and Food Safety
Applications."
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