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In recent years, factories have been steadily modernizing their facilities with more automation and manufacturing capabilities. With faster and better additive manufacturing solutions that can custom-make durable parts in one piece without the expense of the tooling, a new and exciting chapter in digital manufacturing has begun. This shift has attracted a new generation of engineers back to the shop floor.

Serhiy Yarusevych of mechanical and mechatronics engineering recieves $180,000 for infrastructure for the analysis of multi-phase flows for airborne disease mitigation and pollution control.

Congratulations to Dr. Zhongchao (Chao) Tan for his accomplishment of being selected as a 2022 CSME Fellow (Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineering (CSME))for his “significant contributions” to the field of mechanical engineering.

A doctoral alumnus of Waterloo Engineering has won an international award to continue her research on crop stress in her native Jordan.

Michael Phillips and Phil Cooper, the two co-founders of Vena Medical, announced their first government approval this week for a device to remove blood clots from the brains of stroke patients. The inflatable balloon temporarily restricts blood flow while surgeons use tools to remove the clot, increasing the chances of success on the first attempt.

A professor at Waterloo Engineering has been awarded $100,000 for research on predictive tools to improve outcomes in invasive spine surgery.

The first Associate Chair Teaching position, formerly known as the Teaching Chair has been appointed to Carol Hulls. The role of the Associate Chair of Teaching is to encourage the development of instructors and promote creativity and innovation in teaching within the Department of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering.

Congratulations to Lucas Wen Tang, a junior graduate student, for becoming the recipient of a Minister of Colleges and Universities’ Award of Excellence in the Rising Star category.

Brian Mao and Ben Zhang, two graduate students from the University of Waterloo and members of a multi-university team compete at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the Indy Autonomous Challenge.

MME professor, Ehsan Toyserkani, worked in collaboration with fellow co-authors to publish a new book titled Metal Additive Manufacturing.

This textbook is one of the firsts to link the basics of fundamental undergraduate Engineering courses with metal additive manufacturing processes. It serves as an introduction to principal physical concepts, metal additive manufacturing processes, and their applications. This book can be used as foundational material for a core MME undergraduate course, as well as graduate courses.