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James Noël is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Western University. His research group employs innovative, multidisciplinary approaches to solve problems that straddle the boundaries of chemistry, physics, earth sciences, metallurgy, and materials science, particularly related to materials electrochemistry and corrosion/degradation. His work centers on ensuring the safety and longevity of metallic containers for the permanent disposal of nuclear fuel waste. The lab is equipped with tools for electrochemical measurements, including potentiometric and voltammetric methods, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, and high-temperature electrochemistry. Dr. Noël collaborates closely with Surface Science Western and the Western Nanofabrication Laboratory to enhance the understanding of electrochemical corrosion processes. His research includes the design of specialized apparatus for extreme environments and high-resolution surface analysis of materials. He teaches a variety of courses in chemistry, including subjects related to industrial chemistry and electrochemistry. His publications reflect a commitment to advancing the field through innovative research and practical applications.
Streams include Archaeology and Bioarchaeology, and Sociocultural Anthropology.