Search Results - "Campbell, Adam"

Patterning Planar, Flexible Li-S Battery Full Cells on Laser-Induced Graphene Traces.

Authors: Lau, Irene Campbell, Adam I. O. Ghosh, Debasis et al.

Source: Nanomaterials (2079-4991). Jan2025, Vol. 15 Issue 1, p35. 19p.

Subjects: Lithium sulfur batteries, Electrochemical apparatus, Electronic equipment, Supersaturated solutions, Energy density

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Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM

Source: Business in Vancouver. 9/2/2024, Issue 1818, p10-14. 4p.

Photochemical Uncaging of Aldehydes and Ketones via Photocyclization/Fragmentation Cascades of Enyne Alcohols: An Unusual Application for a Cycloaromatization Process.

Authors: Campbell, Adam Dos Santos, Nikolas R. Alabugin, Igor

Source: Molecules. Aug2023, Vol. 28 Issue 15, p5704. 15p.

Pivoting away from the U.S. economy could be unrealistic for Canada.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 4/14/2025, Issue 1849, p4-5. 2p.

B.C. institutions face millions in losses over permit caps: U.S. policies could push students north, but restrictions are limiting growth potential.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM

Source: Business in Vancouver. 6/30/2025, Issue 1860/1861, p8-8. 1p.

Tariffs, shipping costs hitting Indigenous businesses: Some owners have turned their attention to the domestic market, others dive into the U.S.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 6/30/2025, Issue 1860/1861, p3-3. 1p.

Better permitting, urgency needed to expand B.C. LNG.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 6/2/2025, Issue 1856, p6-6. 1p.

B.C. companies using AI to enable human workforces: Tech implementation is on the rise, but the future impact on jobs still remains unclear.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 5/26/2025, Issue 1855, p9-9. 1p.

Vancouver M&A activity stabilizes amid economic uncertainty.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 5/19/2025, Issue 1854, p10-10. 1/3p.

B.C. tech sector awaits talent shift under Trump 2.0.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 5/19/2025, Issue 1854, p10-10. 2/3p.

B.C. mining sector calls for streamlined permitting.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM CAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 5/12/2025, Issue 1853, p10-10. 1p.

Regulations, consumer hesitancy hit B.C. restaurants.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 5/5/2025, Issue 1852, p10-10. 1p.

B.C. cleantech sector goes global amid trade uncertainty: Industry says support needed as ventures turn to European, Australian and Asian markets.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 4/28/2025, Issue 1851, p3-3. 1p.

New tax rules bring changes for gig economy workers.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 4/14/2025, Issue 1849, p9-9. 1/2p.

Dealers ask for ZEV mandate reprieve amid trade war.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 4/21/2025, Issue 1850, p6-6. 1p.

Appeal of remote work draws Canadians into scams, warns BBB.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 4/21/2025, Issue 1850, p3-3. 1/4p.

Trade war hits 'Canada-reliant' Point Roberts stores: Price hikes, weak visitor demand create a challenging landscape for local businesses.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 3/17/2025, Issue 1845, p8-8. 1/2p.

Budget brings optimism to B.C. video game industry: A permanent and increased tax credit could benefit some of the province's smallest studios.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 3/10/2025, Issue 1844, p3-3. 1/2p.

Supporting transformative care: A long track-record of tangible, life-changing impact in a critical sector.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 10/7/2024, Issue 1823, p13-14. 2p.

Vancouver's last independent theatres face an uncertain future: High property taxes and the dominance of Toronto-headquartered Cineplex are forcing those still standing to diversify.

Authors: CAMPBELL, ADAM ACAMPBELL@GLACIERMEDIA.CA

Source: Business in Vancouver. 10/7/2024, Issue 1823, p4-5. 2p.