Michael Traversy

Mr. Michael Traversy

2 articles
Canada Queen's University

Biography

Michael graduated in chemistry from Carleton University in the summer of 2020, with a degree focus in nanotechnology and materials science. Michael’s thesis investigated methods in computational and wet chemistry towards improved synthesis protocols for functionalized nucleic acids detecting metal ions and small molecules. In September 2021, he joined the Hydrometallurgy and Environment Group in the Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining. Michael is interested in rare earths, and exploring the overlap between mineral processing and nanotechnology. His research focuses on Canadian rare earth mineral economics and eco-friendly lithium battery recycling, under the supervision of Dr. Ghahreman.

Publications by Year
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Process Development for Selective Recovery of Lithium from Black Mass of Spent LiFePO4 Batteries
Tianyu Zhao Queen's University
Harshit Mahandra Cyclic Materials Inc. Canada
Rajashekhar Marthi
Michael Traversy Queen's University
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Critical Materials Symposia Video Paper
Critical Materials - LIB Recycling
61st Annual Conference of Metallurgists
A multi-stage leaching method for selective recovery and enrichment of lithium from the industrial-grade powder of waste lithium-ion batteries
Tianyu Zhao Queen's University
Michael Traversy Queen's University
Sujin Chae Queen's University at Kingston
Harshit Mahandra Cyclic Materials Inc. Canada
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Sustainability: Integration for Better Outcomes Symposia Video
Sustainability 3
62nd Annual Conference of Metallurgists