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November 24, 2010

University of Waterloo profs get Canada Research Chairs worth $5.6 million

A University of Waterloo engineering professor will investigate the future of the Internet while another will probe wireless communications networks with support from new Canada Research Chairs

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October 6, 2010

Go Eng Girl! showcases a world of opportunities for young women interested in pursuing a range of future careers in engineering

More than 150 young women interested in what a future in engineering could hold for them will make their way to the University of Waterloo campus on Saturday, Oct. 16 for the sixth annual Go Eng Girl! event

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