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Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Ontario Graduate Scholarships awarded for 2013-2014

The following Applied Mathematics graduate students have been awarded OGS Scholarships for 2013-2014:

  • Aidan Chatwin-Davies (MMath)
  • Bartek Ewertowski (MMath)
  • Peter Forsyth (MMath)
  • Matthew Kloosterman (PhD)
  • Wilten Nicola (PhD)
  • Jason Olsthoorn (MMath)
  • Victor Veitch (MMath)
Monday, December 17, 2012

Golder Associates Graduate Scholarships

Applied Mathematics PhD student, Nancy Soontiens, has won one of two
Golder Associates Graduate Scholarships for 2012-13. This annual
scholarship valued at $5,000 CAD is awarded to full-time University of
Waterloo graduate students on the basis of scholastic excellence and
demonstrated success in Water Research. It is administered by the
Water Institute.
More information on the Water Institute.
Thursday, November 8, 2012

Spring Convocation June 15, 2012

Ten of our graduate students were awarded degrees at Spring Convocation:

  •    Anton Baglaenko (MMath)
  •    Dale Connor (MMath)
  •    Zhao Jin (MMath)
  •    Drew Lloyd (MMath)
  •    Christopher Morley (MMath)
  •    Nazgol Shahbandi (MMath)
  •    Yufang Hao (PhD)
  •    Raluca Jessop (PhD)
  •    Matthew Johnston (PhD)
  •    Wai Man Ng (PhD)
Sunday, April 1, 2012

NSERC graduate scholarships - 2012

Seven of our students were awarded NSERC graduate scholarships this year:

  • Jonathan Murley (CGSD3)
  • Arkadiusz Bembenek (CGSM)
  • Marius Oltean (CGSM)
  • Kyle Willick (CGSM)
  • Noel Chalmers (PGSD2)
  • Michael Dunphy (PGSD2)
  • Jared Penney (PGSD3)
Friday, April 15, 2011

Siv Sivaloganthan and Mohammad Kohandel receive an NSERC-CHRP grant

Siv Sivaloganthan and Mohammad Kohandel, jointly with two researchers from Princess Margaret Hospital at Toronto, have received an Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada - Collaborative Health Research Projects (NSERC-CHRP) grant ($468,000, 2011-2013).