Topics: Engineering
A merger of titans: What the Anglo-Teck deal means for the future of Canadian mining
BC Business | | Media coverage
Change the chemistry and everything changes: UBC engineering researchers pioneer a new era of diagnostics
| Announcement
Electrical and computer engineering researchers are developing a new class of Canadian-made technology that shrinks an entire diagnostic laboratory onto a biosensor chip small enough to operate in a clinic, field backpack or at home.
UBC Applied Science welcomes three world-leading researchers through Eddie Goldenberg Research Chairs of Canada program (Phase 1)
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Dr. Curtis Huttenhower, Dr. Kazuhiro Saitou and Dr. Kathryn Whitehead are among the nine UBC chairs appointed to lead transformational research projects to address critical national and global challenges.
Six Flags rollercoaster lands two women in hospital with alarmingly similar brain injury
CNN | | Media coverage
More than a degree: How engineering shapes your future
| Spotlight
Studying engineering is far more than the first step to a rewarding, future-proof career. With the right mindset, it can be a transformative experience that reshapes how you think, how you solve problems and how you see yourself. As we…
Crossing continents to build a future in engineering
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Why did you want to study engineering? I’ve always been curious about how things around us work – from something as simple as taking an elevator to the complex systems behind it. That curiosity led to my interest in engineering. I find it…
APSC researchers study microplastics in the Fraser River with Ocean Diagnostics' technology
| Announcement
UBC biochemical engineering researchers Dr. Mona Rahmani and Dr. Johan Foster are collaborating with Ocean Diagnostics to track microplastic pollution in the Fraser River.
Why are there so many mining companies in the Southwest with Canadian ties?
KNAU Arizona Public Radio | | Media coverage
Four UBC Applied Science projects receive funding through CFI JELF competition
| Announcement
Projects led by researchers in Engineering and Nursing received grants from the Canada Foundation for Innovation John R. Evans Leaders Fund to help propel innovation and build a resilient Canada.
Finding your fit: Myths and realities about choosing an engineering program
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There are many misconceptions out there about engineering programs – the engineering discipline you choose to specialize in after your first year as a UBC Engineering student. You might have heard that you should already know what engineering…