BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//132.216.98.100//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.20.4// BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260806T194305EDT-2244xHo0u3@132.216.98.100 DTSTAMP:20260806T234305Z DESCRIPTION:Item 1: Seminar by Ehsan Khodapanahi\nDevelopment of an Oil See d Pea\n\nIn temperate regions of Canada protein and vegetable oil producti on\nis mainly achieved by growing soybean (Glycine max) as a dual\npurpose crop.  In cooler regions canola (Brassica napus) and\nfield pea (Pisum sa tivum) fulfill the same functions. The field pea\ncultivated area has been expanding since 1977\, but this crop has\nnever been considered as a seri ous source of lipids.\nThe aim of this project is to develop field peas in to a novel\noilseed crop that for oil and protein production in the less\n temperate areas of Canada.\n\nEhsan completed his undergraduate degree in Agricultural\nEngineering (crop science and plant breeding) in Iran and hi s MSc\nin Plant Genetics in the Ukraine. He then moved to Canada and is\nc urrently an MSc srudent in Bioresource Engineering.\n\n\nItem 2: Seminar b y Justina Amissah\nAKWAABA\n\n‘AKWAABA’ is the first word foreigners are l ikely to hear when they\nvisit Ghana. It means ‘welcome’ in the Ghanaian l anguage Twi. This\nexpresses the warm and friendly nature of Ghanaians and their\neagerness to entertain as well as share their culture with their\n guests. Justina is going to give a short tour of Ghanaian culture\nand a f ew tips to foreigners need to know when they get the\nopportunity to visit this West African country.\n\nJustina Amissah is a Ghanaian who graduated from the Kwame Nkrumah\nUniversity of Science and Technology\, Ghana wher e she studied\nBiochemistry. She is an M.Sc. student in the Bioresource\nE ngineering Department and has Dr. Prasher and Dr. Simpson (Food\nScience D epartment) as her supervisors.\n\n\nItem 3: Seminar by Yashi Huang\nMandar in vs. Cantonese\n\nMandarin and Cantonese\, the two main Chinese language s\, have\nsignificant differences and unique development trends. These\ndi fferences will be the focus of this presentation as well as\nproviding sug gestions to those who are new to the language and are\ninterested in learn ing Mandarin or Cantonese.\n\nYashi Huang was born and raised in Southern China where she\ngraduated from the South China Agricultural University.\n \n\nItem 4: Seminar by Muhammad Azher Baig\nSeawater Greenhouses\n\nClimat e change\, rising world population and unsustainable farming\npractices ar e depleting world fresh water resources day by day.\nThis leads mankind to think about alternative resources for meeting\nthe demands of following g enerations. In this presentation a\nrelatively cheap and new desalination technology for seawater\ngreenhouse will be discussed. It is mostly suitab le to the hot and\narid regions of the world such as deserts.\n\nMuhammad Azhar Baig comes from Pakistan. He did his Master’s in\nwater resources en gineering at the University of Engineering\,\nLahore. He worked as a groun dwater modeling consultant for three\nyears. Later he joined one of the pu blic sector universities of\nPakistan as an assistant professor. Currently he is enrolled as a\nPhD student in the department of Bioresource Enginee ring under the\nsupervision of Dr. Shiv Prashar.\n\n\nItem 5: Seminar by S arah Mendelsohn:\nCape Verde Love\n\nCape Verde is an archipelago just off the coast of West\nAfrica.  The compelling history and rich culture of Ca pe Verde\ngive it a unique character that everyone should know about.\n\nS arah grew up in the US and graduated from the University of\nWisconsin wit h a major in Psychology and a concentration in\nBusiness.  The past three years she worked in Cape Verde with\nThe US Peace Corps.  She is currently enrolled in the MSc\nIntegrated Water Res\n DTSTART:20101202T150000Z DTEND:20101202T163000Z LOCATION:Raymond Building\, CA\, QC\, St Anne de Bellevue\, H9X 3V9\, 21111 Lakeshore Road SUMMARY:BIORESOURCE ENGINEERIN0G SEMINAR URL:/channels/event/bioresource-engineerin0g-seminar-1 69935 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR