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New course offers Lassonde graduate students core professional skills to excel in teaching
This fall, graduate students from each of the four departments in the Lassonde School of Eng…
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Third year PhD student awarded Mercedes T. Richards & Jane St. Amour Award in Engineering
Third-year PhD student, Maryam Keyvanara from the Department of Electrical Engineering &…
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Doctoral student Minha Ha takes her teaching seriously
Minha R. Ha is a Doctoral student from the Department of Mechanical Engineering whose work i…
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Beyond the Classroom: On the bike trail with Assistant Professor Ronald Hanson
Ronald Hanson is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, with re…
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Things just got a whole lot easier for cybercriminals, research reveals
The Internet of Things (IoT) could, very soon, become even more of a land of opportunity for…
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Academia Meets Athletics: Four Lassonde Women Champion Science, Engineering & Sports
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields have remained predomina…
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Third Year Engineering Students participate in Hult competition in San Francisco
Third-year Computer Engineering student Utkarsh Pandey and third-year Civil Engineering stud…
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Ancient asteroid Bennu full of surprises for scientists in Canadian-involved space mission
It’s not every day we get to visit an asteroid. So no one should be surprised that a spacecr…
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Geomatics Club heads West for national competition
From Feb. 22 to Feb. 24, the 2nd National Geomatics Competition (NGC) and the 1st Canadian G…
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Geomatics Professor contributes to new book: Unmanned Vehicle Systems for Geomatics
Geomatics Engineering Professor Costas Armenakis adds textbook editor and author to his resu…
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Professor Ebrahim Ghafar-Zadeh featured in biomedical engineering journal
Ebrahim Ghafar-Zadeh, an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering &am…
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Students head to Michigan for Human Powered Vehicle Competition
Taking place at Michigan State University, thirteen Lassonde students and faculty members ar…