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A third-year biomedical engineering student who learned Portuguese during a work term has been named one of the University of ݮƵ’s top co-op students for 2017.

Vincent Shadbolt, who lists involvement with the  as one of his interests, got the nod for the Faculty of Engineering for his contributions to his employer, his community and the development of co-operative education.

Kerstin Dautenhahn

A leading international researcher is joining ݮƵ Engineering as part of a federal initiative to attract top-tier scientists and scholars to do groundbreaking work in Canada.

Norman Esch Entrepreneurship Awards

At the annual Norman Esch Entrepreneurship Awards, two teams from Systems Design Engineering won prizes this year: 

- PhysioBuddy (Shirley Ng, Kassandra Predovic, Ritu Shah, Elizaveta Vorobieva) won $10,000, and 

- Hiza (Sanhar Balachandran, Sadruddin Hashmani, Bainian Liu, Nabeel Shahid) won $3,000. 

Friday, March 9, 2018

Photos from our IWD event

Our SYDE-BME women - identifying students, staff, and faculty came together to celebrate International Women's Day. We are so proud of the amazing contributions that they make to our SYDE-BME Community and beyond. 

IWD

IWD

Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Women's day staff photo

SYDE-BME Staff

March 8th is International Women's Day! In celebration we will be having a gathering of all women, female-identifying students/faculty in SYDE& BME. There will be a group photo OP at 11:45(SHARP) on the 6th floor of E5. Our SYDE staff are starting us off with their own group photo. Post a picture with your Women's Day spirit hashtag  #PressForProgress #SYDE_BME

Thursday, February 15, 2018

Supercluster Announcement

The government of Canada announced the supercluster awards today.  Of the five awards across Canada, ݮƵ Engineering is playing leading roles in *two* of them, which is really quite a remarkable achievement.

Full announcement here.