Topics: Women in Engineering
Hydrogen Fueling with Near-Field Communication
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Electrical Engineering students help fuel the future of hydrogen-powered vehicles
A non-invasive tool to detect malaria
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Engineering students design a malaria test that doesn’t require a blood sample.
Injection Buddy: An automated robot arm that performs injections
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Students design a robot arm to administer injections
Chaumox Landfill Final Closure
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The team designed a sustainable closure and community plan for Chaumox Landfill, managing leachate, methane, and surface water, proposing a campground, and gaining landfill expertise through a challenging, rewarding project.
Sleep Stickies: Designing A Portable EEG Device For Children
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Students design a child-friendly portable EEG device.
Creating A Biodegradable Bioplastic
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Students design a theoretical plant to develop biodegradable bioplastic.
Wastewater Cultivation of Microalgae for Bio-based Nylon Precursor Production
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Students work on innovative capstone project with Lululemon.
BC researchers are turning oil sands waste into carbon fibres
BC Business | | Media coverage
Producing large quantities of the usable green carbon fibres could prove challenging, says Material Engineering's Dr. Yasmine Abdin
Breaking down stereotypes to support women in engineering
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Mentorship and promoting diversity are key to growing the number of women in the field, explains Engineering Professor Dr. Sumi Siddiqua.
Transition to more biomass heating in N.W.T. requires better supply chain, advocates say
CBC | | Media coverage
Chemical and biological engineering graduate student Ghazaleh Mozafari discussed her research into storage capacity and the supply chain for biomass energy systems in the Northwest Territories.