- Exploring global and local silica-dust related health and safety industry challenges
- Delving into respirable crystalline silica (RCS) and the difficulties of distinguishing RCS in the air
- Examining current RCS monitoring solutions
- Preview: Showcasing Nanozen’s latest technology, the Nanozen Spectral Aerosol Sensor
- Q & A
Dr Winnie Chu
Founder, president and CTO of Nanozen
Dr. Chu is an expert in nanosensor technology and a former faculty member at the University of British Columbia. Winnie spent her early career conducting compliance-based sampling and analysis for the detection and prevention of workplace exposure to damaging aerosols and airborne particulates.
Nanozen was born from Winnie's recognition of a pressing need to improve upon aerosol detection technologies. In 2007 she turned her efforts towards the design of wearable and highly accurate sensors that deliver immediate, real-time results across a diverse mix of environmental and occupational applications. Dr. Chu holds a PhD in Chemistry from Simon Fraser University and MSc in Quantum Mechanics from the University of Manitoba. She currently serves on the environmental sensor review panel at the US National Science Foundation.
For more information, visit her LinkedIn profile.
Date and Time
Tue. 14 Nov 2023
Location
Australia