Dr. Suzanne Kearns is an aviation academic with a focus on education and improving pilot performance.
This seminar presents the preliminary results from a techno-economic modeling exercise to assess the effects of different policy instruments and their combination on efforts to decarbonize the transportation sector in Quebec and Ontario.
Students in SYDE 543: Cognitive Ergonomics were challenged to develop prototypes and ideas to combine design principles in cognitive ergonomics with AI tools. Teams will be presenting posters and prototypes of their work and we will have some free pizzas and drinks, with a short performance of a latin pianist.
The Department of Systems Design Engineering invites all community members to the SYDE-BME Coffee House! This event is an evening of food and drink with special performances by SYDE-BME students, faculty and staff.
Want to showcase your skill or talent? Complete the performance sign-up form.
Please note the event is restricted to age 19+.
Hear from a panel of engineers from Ontario Hydro Networks on how the energy system works from an engineering perspective. The panellists will also share aspects of their career journey and the skills that allow them to develop innovative solutions that keep our lights on!
Alumni, students, employers, industry partners, media, and members of the general public are invited to join us in Engineering 7 for the Systems Design Engineering Capstone Design event
Systems Design Engineering and Biomedical Engineering students, faculty, and staff are invited to show off their community spirit by dressing for each Spirit Week daily theme!
Join the Centre for Society, Technology and Values for a FREE movie screening (+ free popcorn!) of Star Wars Kid in E5-6004.
The Emergent Encounters Action Project, in collaboration with AACFTDOAPORUCACIAWOMW, is running a 3-part block printing workshop! All materials and tools are provided.
Session 1 - Jan 17th - 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. in E5-6008:
Come see a printing process from design to layout to carving to printing. This session will introduce one approach to take an idea in your head and turn it into a finished print. There will also be time to let you roll and pull some prints!
Session 2 - Jan 24th - 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. in E5-6008:
University of Waterloo Tape Music Club (UWTMC) is back in a big way this term, with a semi-weekly jam session during your lunch break on Mondays and Wednesdays! Come make music and make community with folks. No skills or instruments are required. Everyone is invited and welcome - all skill levels, genres, and experiences!
The sessions start January 11th in the E7 1st Floor Ideas Clinic on UW Main Campus and run from 12-1:30 p.m.