Current undergraduate students

The WIN Nano Graduate Student Seminar Series provides an opportunity for nanotechnology graduate students of WIN members to present and discuss their research, to help foster knowledge exchange and dialogue between researchers and across disciplines.

This seminar is free and everyone is welcome to attend.

What are the practical uses of artificial intelligence and how can it give the Canadian economy the push it needs without relying on the giant tech companies?

Environmental scientists and engineers often require calibrating and testing their models against observed data. Despite major research efforts by the hydrological community, both topics present formidable challenges, both in operational and research settings.

Coffee and light refreshments provided.

Description

The first half of the talk reviews recent advances in uncertainty quantification in catchment-scale hydrology, from operationally-oriented advances in residual error modelling to the fascinating direction of uncertainty decomposition.

Graduating Students
Engineering Alumni Affairs cordially invites all engineering students graduating in 2017 to the Dean's toast to the Class of 2017 from 5:30 to 7:00 pm on Wednesday, March 29, 2017. The champagne toast will be at 6:00 p.m.

Come and explore Systems Design Engineering's Capstone Design Symposium!

2017 Projects

Come and explore Software Engineering's Capstone Design Symposium!

2017 Projects

Come and explore Nanotechnology Engineering's Capstone Design Symposium!

2017 Projects

Come and explore Management Engineering's Capstone Design Symposium!

2017 Projects

Come and explore Mechanical Engineering's Capstone Design Symposium!

2017 Projects

Come and explore Civil, Environmental & Geological's Capstone Design Symposium!

2017 Projects