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The University of Waterloo is hosting a free public lecture event and panel discussion to explore the science behind the Ebola virus.

Speakers include Christine Dupont, a biology professor, who will examine the biology of the Ebola virus. She will discuss where the virus came from and how it affects the human body.

Launched by Waterloo Engineering electrical engineering graduates Victoria Brilz and Kip Fyfe, Cochrane Alberta-based 4iiii Innovations designs products for athletes to increase awareness and provide the data required to set a personal best or achieve a podium position.

Hear Victoria and Kip speak about their unique entrepreneurial journey from Waterloo Engineering to producing wearable tech products that are taking athletes to the next level – and beyond.

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Engineering yearbook and jacket This special 50th anniversary alumni reunion in 2014 is for the class of 1964. We hope that you will be able to attend your reunion to reconnect with your classmates, your professors, your Faculty, and your University.

Engineering yearbook and jacket This special 25th anniversary alumni reunion in 2014 is for the class of 1989. We hope that you will be able to attend your reunion to reconnect with your classmates, your professors, your Faculty, and your University.

Engineering yearbook and jacket This alumni reunion in 2014 is for the classes of 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1994, 1999, 2004 and 2008. We hope that you will be able to attend your reunion to reconnect with your classmates, your professors, your Faculty, and your University.

Victoria Brilz (BASc 1995) and Kip Fyfe (BASc 1994)

VICTORIA BRILZ, BASc 1985, Electrical Engineering and
KIP FYFE, BASc 1984, Electrical Engineering

Prof. Chris Eliasmith (BASc 1994, MA 1995)

CHRIS ELIASMITH
BASc 1994, Systems Design Engineering
MA 1995, Philosophy

LARRY SMITH
BA 1968, Economics
MA 1975, Economics

Abstract: Larry Smith, a world-renowned economics professor and advocate for entrepreneurship, will deliver a discussion of how the expected rate of economic growth will affect the nature and pace of technological change in Canada and the world.

MIHAELA VLASEA
BASc 2008, Mechatronics Engineering
PhD 2014, Mechanical Engineering

Abstract: Mihaela Vlasea, a researcher at the University of Waterloo’s Multi-Scale Additive Manufacturing Laboratory, has developed a new additive manufacturing system capable of producing parts ranging from bone and dental implants to lightweight porous materials. She will speak about the incredible advances taking place in additive manufacturing and some of the opportunities emerging in this field.

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