Matthew Kurylyk, a student in SAIT’s Chemical Laboratory Technology diploma program, is confident about starting his career after he graduates in April 2016. Kurylyk started the diploma in 2013, and when the opportunity to intern with Environmental Technologies came up,…
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A successful applied-research project – the XBOOM – was a finalist at the 2014 Alberta Science and Technology (ASTech) Leadership Foundation awards, and is now being commercialized internationally. To continue their father’s legacy, the Neal brothers, Mark and Stephen, engaged…
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The Environmental Technologies team worked with Vortex Environmental Technologies to test its technology which reduces the concentration levels of Hydrogen Sulfide (a highly toxic gas) commonly formed in produced waters during oil and gas operations. The various forms of Sulphur present…
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In research, collaboration is everything. After discovering a two-step, sustainable way to take toxic PCBs out of soil, University of Calgary professors came to SAIT’s Applied Research and Innovation Services department to work with Environmental Technologies researchers.
Our work-term student Matthew Kurylyk (halfway through his last year of SAIT’s Chemical Laboratory Technology program), has always been passionate about the environment. Originally from Saskatoon, he moved to Calgary with his family when he was five years old. Kurylyk’s…
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