Halifax researchers working to turn wood pulp into N95 masks - News Summed Up

Halifax researchers working to turn wood pulp into N95 masks


Researchers at Saint Mary's University in Halifax are investigating whether Nova Scotia fir and spruce can be converted into pulp for use in medical masks, disposable gowns and even bedpans. The project was identified as part of a COVID-19 research initiative launched by the province last month but funded independently by Research Nova Scotia. The 10-month research project is funded by a $72,000 grant from Research Nova Scotia. Where the money is coming fromResearch Nova Scotia is one of eight agencies that came together in April to form the Nova Scotia COVID-19 Health Research Coalition. Other parties include Dalhousie University, the Nova Scotia Health Authority and the QEII Health Sciences Foundation.


Source: CBC News May 13, 2020 09:00 UTC



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