Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy (WISE) public lecture - Blockchain: A new foundation for distributed energy resources



Speaker: Jason Jonkman, Senior Engineer, NREL
A Positive Health Approach to Older People with Memory Problems and Their Family Caregivers
Dr. Yvonne Yueh-Feng Lu
Associate Professor School of Nursing Indiana University

Want to have an awesome capstone project?
Then register for EngCon 2018!
Full details available at: https://uwaterloo.ca/engineering-ideas-clinic/engcon
The Ideas Clinic is bringing together instructors, alumni, entrepreneurs, and industry to help you make the most of your capstone project.
The Water Institute is excited to announce the 2018 RBC Distinguished Lecture, presented by 2018 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate, Professor Mark van Loosdrecht. This is a free, public lecture.

A Presentation on the new federal government small business program: Innovative Solutions Canada happening September 10th at 4pm at Conrad in Pearl Sullivan Engineering 2nd floor. Please register using the link below.
Waterloo Engineering alumni are invites to reminisce about the University of Waterloo, network with classmates and fellow alumni, and hear first-hand what’s happening on campus from Paul Fieguth, Department Chair, Systems Design Engineering.
Drop by for a few minutes or stay all evening - this FREE event is open to all engineering alumni and current engineering students living or working in the Seattle area. Food and drinks will be provided and there will be prizes to be won
Meet tomorrow’s leaders in power systems and control, high-voltage technologies, and energy generation, conversion and storage at the Waterloo-ECE Open House. Engage our academic staff and student researchers in a discussion of R&D and technical problems facing your company.
With the help of seven University of Waterloo co-op students, Canada’s first Spatial Atomic Layer Deposition (SALD) system is up and running. At the celebratory ribbon cutting on May 10, 2018, project leader Professor Kevin Musselman said he couldn’t have done it without the co-op students who helped design and build the machine.
“I was sitting at my desk the whole time. I don't think I ever lifted a finger so it was entirely built by the students,” laughs Musselman.
Enrique Mallada
Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
John Hopkins University