The University of Waterloo plays host to over 30 FIRST Robotics Competition teams whose robots will compete for their schools and the companies that support them. In the heart of Waterloo’s world-class high-tech corridor, teams will get a chance at a berth at the FRC World Championship in St. Louis, Missouri. Come join the best of the best in engineering compete in the most intense robotic sporting event on earth.
Ibraheem Khan (MASc, PhD, mechanical) presented his Waterloo Engineering research on shape memory alloys during his keynote address at the Medical Manufacturing Innovations Conference held in Toronto at the end of October. Khan's doctoral thesis was on the discovery of Multiple Memory Material Technology for which he and Norman Zhou, a mechanical and mechatronics engineering professor, are co-inventors. Kahn is currently president and CTO of Smarter Alloys and a research associate at the University of Waterloo's Centre for Advanced Materials Joining.
Waterloo Engineering students had their chance to impress Canadian business leaders on the October 31 all-student episode of CBC's Dragons' Den. Hongwei Liu, an electrical and computer engineering student, and Desmond Choi, a University of Waterloo arts student, pitched their company MappedIn's smartphone application that helps people navigate through malls.
Waterloo Engineering start-up BufferBox is launching a network of parcel pickup locations at GO Train stations after landing a contract with Metrolinx, the agency that oversees GO Transit stations in Ontario. Beginning with installations in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA), BufferBox will enable GO Transit riders to conveniently pick up goods purchased online at a BufferBox in their local GO Station.
You're invited to a unique vodka tasting in a luxurious historic bank vault!
Pearl Sullivan, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, invites you and a guest to a special educational vodka tasting event at this distinguished location in Toronto with your fellow Waterloo Engineering classmates.
The University of Waterloo Chapter of Engineers Without Borders invite you to attend the Toma Toma Professional Gala to celebrate their Junior Fellows, their chapter and organization.
This is a terrific opportunity to learn about the progress and achievements the University of Waterloo Chapter of EWB has made over the past year. The evening will also include an inspiring account of a return Junior Fellow.
This special 50th reunion in 2012 is for the classes of 1962. We hope that you will be able to attend your reunion to reconnect with your classmates, your professors, your Faculty, and your University.
The reunion in 2012 is for the classes of 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002 and 2007. We hope that you will be able to attend your reunion to reconnect with your classmates, your professors, your Faculty, and your University.
