Lee D. Wilson is an Indigenous Scholar and Associate Professor of Chemistry at the University of Saskatchewan. He specializes in Physical Chemistry and Materials Science of Polymers with an established research program on the development of new types of sorbent materials that are relevant to the environment, biotechnology, medicine, chemical delivery/separation systems, and materials for water treatment and energy transfer. Wilson obtained a PhD in Physical Chemistry from the University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) and completed a PDF as a NSERC Visiting Fellow with the National Research Council of Canada in the Functional Materials Program in (Ottawa, ON.). The Wilson group has an h-index of 34 with publications (> 180) in diverse areas of Physical Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry and the Material Science of Polymers.
Physical Chemistry, Materials Science of Polymers, environment, biotechnology, medicine, chemical delivery/separation systems, and materials for water treatment and energy transfer
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