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Dominic Larivière
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Latest funding
- $330,708
Development of a Ra-228 analytical method and study of its distribution relative to Th-232 and theiroccurrence in critical and strategic raw materials in Quebec
NSERC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $399,977
RECLAIM - Recycling of E-waste using Carbon dioxide, LIBS, and elemental Analysis for valuable Metals recovery
CFI · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $130,918
A sequential sample digestion platform for understanding radiological, environmental, industrial, and geochemical processes
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
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Development of a Ra-228 analytical method and study of its distribution relative to Th-232 and theiroccurrence in critical and strategic raw materials in Quebec
Principal investigators: Larivière, Dominic
Keywords: Environment; Environmental impact of economic activities (including agriculture)
RECLAIM - Recycling of E-waste using Carbon dioxide, LIBS, and elemental Analysis for valuable Metals recovery
Principal investigators: Larivière, Dominic
Keywords: Recycling valuable metals from e-waste SC-CO2 chromatography and extraction, LIBS, micro-injection
A sequential sample digestion platform for understanding radiological, environmental, industrial, and geochemical processes
Principal investigators: Lariviere, Dominic
Initiative STRATÉGIA du FRQNT
Principal investigators: Larivière, Dominic
Keywords: TERRES RARES, PHOTOCATALYSE, SPECTROSCOPIE, ECONOMIE CIRCULAIRE, VALORISATION DES RESIDUS, CHIMIE VERTE; Environnement; Développement durable; Technologies d'exploration minière
Distant sensing of alpha- and beta-emitters in nuclear waste management operations through nanotechnologies and artificial intelligence (DABNAI)
Principal investigators: Larivière, Dominic D
Keywords: luminescence; nanoparticles; remote detection; small modular reactor; surface contamination; waste management
NANOCLIPO - Environmental dissemination of NaNOplastics: Impact of pedoCLImatic conditions and consequences on associated POllutants
Principal investigators: Larivière, Dominic D
Keywords: arctic; associated pollutants; communities; environmental monitoring; interactions; metals; nanoplastics; pedoclimatic conditions; size; water quality
Metal-Organic frameworks for optimizing efficiency of Rare Earth element extraction and separation
Principal investigators: Howarth, Ashlee AJ
Keywords: adsorption; critical minerals; electronic waste; hydrometallurgy; metal-organic frameworks; porous materials; purification; rare earth elements; recycling; separation
Research for the Environmental Characterization of Emerging Inorganic Pollutants from Technologies (RECEIPT)
Principal investigators: Larivière, Dominic
Keywords: Emerging inorganic pollutants (EIP), Critical and Strategic Mineral (CSM), On-line separation, Low volume analysis, Direct introduction, Automation Low volume sample introduction system
Development of new autonomous analytical tools to track the environmental impact of SMR in remote regions
Principal investigators: Larivière, Dominic D
Keywords: automation; beryllium; environmental monitoring; fluorescence; magnetic nanoabsorbents; perals; remote sensing; uranium
Supporting public acceptance regarding the presence of radioactivity in projects involving natural ressources via the development of new radioanalytical tools
Principal investigators: Larivière, Dominic D
Keywords: alpha spectrometry; automation; environmental radioactivity; gamma spectrometry; ligand design; liquid scintillation; polonium; radiochemistry; radium; separation science
From public funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998 with their latest competition results, the Canada Foundation for Innovation, Genome Canada, the Canadian Space Agency, Canada Research Chairs, the Fonds de recherche du Québec, Ontario research funding, Michael Smith Health Research BC, the Canadian Cancer Society, Heart & Stroke and Brain Canada.
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