Electric and computer engineering professor Bala Balasingham has been awarded a $230,000 Discovery Grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada to expand his research into the safety, efficiency, and reliability of electric vehicle batteries.
Professor emeritus Gordon Drake has been named a fellow of the Canadian Association of Physicists.
Professor emeritus Gordon Drake has been named a fellow of the Canadian Association of Physicists.
Canterbury College will celebrate 15 years of service by Gordon Drake at a reception Oct. 3.
Gordon Drake will step down as principal of Canterbury College on Aug. 31.
Physics professor emeritus Gordon Drake and his PhD student Aaron Bondy are part of an international team exploring the precise wavelength at which atoms become invisible to laser light.
Fourth-year physic s major Emma Blanchette won the 2020 Lucjan Krause Scholarship.
Fourth-year undergraduate Emma Blanchette and PhD student Aaron Bondy received scholarships from the physics department.
Doctoral student Aaron Bondy won plaudits for best student oral presentation at the Canadian Association of Physicists annual congress.
Doctoral student Aaron Bondy won plaudits for best student oral presentation at the Canadian Association of Physicists annual congress.
Head of college Summer Harb and principal Gordon Drake participate in a ceremonial ribbon-cutting Thursday to open the new Canterbury College residence on Patricia Rd.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday officially opened the new Canterbury College residence on Patricia Rd.
A new student residence under development by Canterbury College will consist of 32 single apartments and 30 rooms for shared accommodation.
Canterbury College is beginning construction of a student residence on Patricia Street south of Riverside Drive.
Canterbury College residents Ghazal Lotfi and Sabrina Gismondi received Exam Survival Kits during Wednesday dinner.
Kits distributed to residents of Canterbury College during its communal dinner Wednesday offered small items to help them get through the pending stresses of exams. Friends of Canterbury College, largely drawn from the local Anglican congregation, placed paper bags on a table filled with study supplies and convenience foods.
“They wanted to do something special for us,” says Sabrina Gismondi, who heads the college’s student council. “Administration knows we are going into a stressful time.”
