Strategic Priority Areas: Solutions for People
SBME postdoctoral fellow, Samantha Grist, receives the Optica Foundation Challenge Award
UBC - SBME | | Media coverage
Congratulations to SBME postdoctoral fellow Samantha Grist for receiving the Optica Foundation Challenge Award. Samantha’s research focuses on developing silicon photonic biosensors, and she is currently working on a project to develop biosensors to…
Although Engineering Is Not Easy, It Is Worth It
| Spotlight
Danny's decision of studying mechanical engineering and his experience in the program.
Working On Projects That Have Value And Make A Positive Impact
| Spotlight
Learn about Elio's decision of pursuing computer engineering and his involvement in extracurriculars and Co-op.
A career that stems from STEM
| Spotlight
You’ve probably heard from teachers, parents and others that majoring in a STEM-related field is a great choice if you want a well-paying and rewarding career.But if you’re not sure just where you fit within the subjects of STEM (science, technology…
UBC electrical and computer engineering expert named Canada Research Chair
| Announcement
Dr. Olivia Di Matteo, a new Canada Research Chair in Quantum Software and Algorithms, shares what her current and future research looks like.
Vancouver-based UVX sweeps in to fight infections in senior care homes
BC Business | | Media coverage
Recent engineering alumni Saimir Sulaj and Kunal Sethi have developed a UV light device to safely disinfect air and surfaces in their new tech startup.
Enriching Health Through Engineering: Madhini's Story
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Madhini's interest in improving lives through healthcare and how engineering helped her achieve that dream.
Navigating Dreams and Code: Penjani's Path in Computer Engineering
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Penjani's experience of choosing computer engineering and how his co-op experiences have helped him in his current role at Fortinet.
How heading a soccer ball can hurt the brain
Washington Post | | Media coverage
Media mentioned a study led by mechanical engineering professor Dr. Lyndia Wu which found that redirecting a soccer ball with your head results in 22g of acceleration or more.
New UBC Engineering research takes aim at improving diagnostic imaging
| Announcement
UBC Okanagan School of Engineering researchers Jonathan Holzman and Alexis Guidi are exploring the potential of terahertz radiation to improve the quality of medical diagnostic imaging.