Nanotechnology Engineering student Nick Nolan Gharabaghi was presented with the Governor General’s Academic Silver Medal for achieving the highest academic standing upon graduation in an undergraduate degree program by President Vivek Goel at the Spring Convocation.
Two Nanotechnology Engineering teams took second and third place in the Design Analysis Competition Award for their 2023 Capstone Design Projects. The ANSYS-sponsored Design Analysis Competition aims to promote the effective use of engineering analyses by executing a capstone design project.
Nanotechnology Engineering’s (NE) Capstone Event took place in the E7 event space on March 17th. This year’s NE Capstone Design winners came up with innovative projects and novel devices to create solutions for a variety of challenges society faces today.
Team 1 won three awards for their project, endeavouring to make the diagnosis of endometriosis more accurate and easy. The team won the Engineer of the Future Award. They also placed third in both the ANSYS Design Analysis Competition Award and the Nanotechnology Engineering (NE) FYDP Poster & Prototype Award.
Nanotechnology Engineering (NE) Capstone Design Project Team 13 designed a sweat-sensing patch to continuously monitor medication levels in the body. Creating this novel device paved the way for their $10,000 Esch win!
On April 4 Nanotechnology Engineering (NE) faculty, staff and students gathered in the E7 event space to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2023 graduating class.
Two start-ups founded by Nanotechnology Engineering (NE) alumni are creating sustainable solutions locally.
Dr. Brendan Smith, Nanotechnology Engineering (NE) class of 2013, and Jatin Patil, (NE class of 2018) are collaborating to make battery recycling for Electric Vehicles (EVs) a reality using technology they developed while Patil was pursuing his undergraduate degree.
Nanotechnology Engineering Alumnus creates biomedical start-up.
Nanotechnology engineering students win $2000 award to build better batteries.