Welcome to MNT Lab

Micro and Nano-scale Transport Laboratory (MNT Lab) is located at the sixth floor of the National Institute for Nanotechnology (NINT) Building, NINT-06-065. The laboratory has state-of-art facilities to conduct studies related to transport processes which are occurring at micro and nano-scale for various engineering applications, ranging from detection of bio-molecules to CO2 sequestration and enhanced oil recovery. Current research projects at MNT Lab can be viewed here.

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MNTLabs Latest Research

Conversion of Coal to Methane with help of Microbial Consortia

The goal of the proposed research is to develop a theoretical understanding of the coal bioconversion process and acceleration of the process through theoretical modelling and laboratory trials....

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IC-IMPACTS: Canada-India Research Centre of Excellence

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Engage North: Connecting with Canada's North

MNTLab News

• Congratulations to Naga Siva Gunda for winning the NanoTechComm. prize at UofA.
• Professor Sushanta Mitra is Conference Chair for ASME 2012 10th International Conference on Nanochannels, Microchannels, and Minichannels, ICNMM 2012 at Rio Grande, Puerto Rico
• Professor Sushanta Mitra is Co-Chair for Symposium on Advanced Energy at CSME International Congress 2012 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
• Professor Sushanta Mitra is part of Organizing Committee for Gordon Research Conference in Flow and Transport in Permeable Media 2012 at Les Diablerets, Switzerland
• Professor Sushanta Mitra has been named a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
• MNTL article is featured as cover article of Lab on Chip (LOC) journal
• Dr. Mitra recieved the carbon management canada (CMC) grant as the project leader for coal bioconversion

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