Apr 6, 2023 – Seminar by Dr. Ramathasan Thevamaran – Microballistics: From Dynamic Testing of Emerging Materials to Creation of Heterogeneous Nanostructures in Metals
In this seminar, Dr. Ramathasan Thevamaran from the University of Wisconsin-Madison will discuss different applications of advanced laser-induced projectile impact testing (LIPIT) in testing new nanofibrous materials and improving metal strength and toughness.
April 27, 2023 – NAME Student Design Celebration
Join us on April 27 for our Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering student design showcase! Enjoy an evening of networking and dinner with industry colleagues, our alumni, and faculty members at the University Golf Club, while our NAME Master of Engineering students present their final ship design projects to Vancouver’s maritime industry. Learn what they’ve […]
SLAS Graduate Education Fellowship awarded to PhD Candidate Samuel Berryman
Congratulations to Samuel Berryman, PhD candidate in Dr. Hongshen Ma’s Multi-scale Design Laboratory, on being awarded the 2023 Graduate Education Fellowship Grant from the society for Laboratory Automation and Screening. “I feel extremely grateful and enthusiastic to have been chosen as the recipient of the SLAS fellowship,” says Berryman. “This fellowship award is certainly one […]
Mar 31, 2023: MECH-CHBE Special Speaker Seminar – Dr. Balachandar: A Statistical Approach for Fast and Reliable Prediction of Room-scale Airborne Viral Contagion
In this special joint fluids seminar from UBC Chemical & Biological Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, Professor Balachandar will present the results of testing a theoretical framework developed to answer the question of infectivity in indoor spaces.
Summer Work Learn – Facilities Student Assistant
The Mechanical Engineering Facilities Team is hiring a work learn student to assist with facilities projects for Summer 2023: Position Title: WL S23 Facilities Student Assistant (Mech) CareersOnline Job ID: 962239 Anticipated Start Date: May 1, 2023 Hours Per Week: 20 | Total Hours: 300 Salary/Wage: $22.67 Role & Application Details: Find the full job […]
Summer Work Learn – Safety Student Assistant
The Mechanical Engineering Facilities Team is hiring a work learn student to assist with safety projects for Summer 2023: Position Title: WL S23 Safety Student Assistant (Mech) CareersOnline Job ID: 962265 Anticipated Start Date: May 1, 2023 Hours Per Week: 20 | Total Hours: 300 Salary/Wage: $22.67 Role & Application Details: Find the full job […]
Summer Work Learn – Outreach and Curriculum Assistant
This is a work learn position with the Mechanical Engineering Student Services Office Position Details Position Title: WL S23 MECH Outreach and Curriculum Assistant CareersOnline Job ID: 963811 Anticipated Start Date: May 1, 2023 Hours Per Week: 20 | Total Hours: 300 Salary/Wage: $22.67 Preferred Degrees/Disciplines: Applied Science/Engineering, current Mechanical Engineering undergraduate preferred. To apply: […]
Summer Work Learn – Program and Events Assistant
This is a work learn position with the Mechanical Engineering Student Services Office Position Details Position Title: WL S23 MECH Program and Events Assistant CareersOnline Job ID: 963822 Anticipated Start Date: May 1, 2023 Hours Per Week: 20 | Total Hours: 300 Salary/Wage: $22.67 Preferred Degrees/Disciplines: Applied Science/Engineering, current Mechanical Engineering undergraduate preferred. To apply: […]
Summer Work Learn – MECH Vancouver Summer Program Assistant
This is a work learn position with the Mechanical Engineering Student Services Office Position Details Position Title: WL S23 MECH Vancouver Summer Program Assistant CareersOnline Job ID: ID 963840 Anticipated Start Date: May 1, 2023 Hours Per Week: 20 | Total Hours: 300 Salary/Wage: $22.67 Preferred Degrees/Disciplines: Applied Science/Engineering, Computer Science/IT, Science/Environment/Agriculture, Health Sciences, Arts/Social […]
Mar 23, 2023 -Guest Lecture: Patrick Mitchell – Re-Establishing Foundational Stability in Kanaka Bar
Patrick Michell, former Chief of the Kanaka Bar Indian Band, will speak about his experiences developing renewable power projects, planning for climate change, and advocating for his community. He also looks forward to answering many questions!