Engineering student Mollie Lane (centre) accepts congratulations and a custom chess set from dean Bill Van Heyst and technologist Paul Mendes.
Fall Open House promises a special treat to one visitor to the Centre for Engineering Innovation: a custom chess set created by technologists in the facility.
Engineering students Rajan Singh, Soham Patel, and Meet Joshi pose with their entry in the Canadian International Rover Challenge, held in Drumheller, Alberta, Aug. 9 to 12.
Ava Richardson’s project “Developing Insulated Pavement for a Durable and Sustainable Road Infrastructure” won her an award for best presentation at an Aug. 2 display of research by Elevate interns.
CHARGE lab director Narayan Kar and grad student Matteo Pizzuto check the connections between a vehicle in Windsor and operators at a conference in Germany.
Peter Frise, associate dean of engineering for professional programs, welcomes new students to the Master of Engineering program.
Mahsa Jalali and Ailin Barzegar are the newest graduate teaching and learning fellows in the Faculty of Engineering.
Mahsa Jalali and Ailin Barzegar are the newest graduate teaching and learning fellows in the Faculty of Engineering.
The Engineering to Adapt symposium discussed challenges and solutions to responsible living.
Officials from the University and the telecommunications company Telus celebrate the designation of the lobby of the Centre for Engineering Innovation as the Telus Atrium.
Tours of the Centre for Engineering Innovation showing student projects in progress were a highlight of the May 6 Engineering Academic Open House.
