Who we are

We are a young and enthusiastic team working hard on the development of tomorrow's multifunctional nanomaterials.
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We are also a member of uOttawa's Centre for Advanced Materials Research and Centre for Research in Photonics. Find out more about CAMaR and CRPuO by clicking on the logo.

What we do

We combine materials chemistry with physical and biomedical aspects to design and study novel lanthanide-based nanophosphors as multifunctional nanocarriers for near-infrared based bioimaging and energy conversion technologies.
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News

  • Ready for the 2020 Fall Term? We are looking forward to meeting our new group members: undergraduate volunteers Nihar  and Luciana, Honour's student Jessica, and Master student Mike. Welcome to the HemmerLab! 
  • End of August 2020 - The new term is about to start with good news: Congratulations, Nan, for having won a PhD scholarship by the Chinese Scholarship Council!
  • June 2020 - Happy to see our collaborators' paper on light scattering effects on quantum yield of upconverters (including particles by Nikita Panov) being accepted for publication.
  • 31 May 2020 - Congratulations to Nan for having received an Oral Presentation Prize at CEMWOQ 6.5!
  • 14 May 2020 - Congratulations to Nikita for having successfully defended his Master's Thesis. Well done!
  • May 2020 - Congratulations to Nick, Parrish, Tina and Virginna for having successfully finished their Honour's projects! Well done and best wishes for your future endeavours.
  • 20 April 2020 - Congrats to honour's and PhD students as well as postdocs who worked hard towards our newest publication! Maybe rare-earth based fluoride nanoparticles are not as stable as we thought? Mind a possible NaFeF4-to-REF3 phase transformation!
  • 14 April 2020 - Our video article on Hyperspectral Imaging with Photon Etc is now online. Well done, Emille and Nelson!

Announcements

UPCOMING CONFERENCES & EVENTS

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS, don't miss the chance!

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The RISE program supports summer student exchanges among many universities across Canada. The RISE Group is a collection of scientists at nineteen institutions in Canada, whose research emphasizes the study of chemical or biochemical reaction mechanisms. See attached information and application form.
For more information and the application form see http://www.risecanada.ca and click here.