News archive - 2015

Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Student Awards Reception

Dean's Honour List winners and Work Report Winners of BME & SYDE students.

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Biomedical and Systems Design Global Health/Engineering 1st Year Design Projects

A presentation of design solutions and prototypes that attempt to solve global health and engineering design problems in developing nations:

- indoor air quality

- water access and transportation

- medical access and transportation

- many more

Friday, Nov, 27th,  2:30 - 5:00 pm

UW Main Campus E5 - 6th Floor

See the poster.

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

SYDE Prof. was interviewed on Hometown Hockey on Sunday night.

The Kitchener-Waterloo area is a hub of innovation. From Research in Motion, to Google, some of the smartest people in the world congregate here. At the University of Waterloo, science and sport go hand in hand, and Dr. Kristine Dalton is helping athletes perform better and recover smarter at theSchool of Optometry & Vision Science.

Thursday, September 24, 2015

Hack the North Encore

Bouncy castle? Check. Bubble soccer balls? Check. Enough
Red Bull ® and poutine to fuel over 1,000 hackers throughout
the weekend? Check and check. The University of Waterloo
students organizing Hack the North 2015 know exactly what
it takes to pull off Canada’s largest international hackathon.
 
Last year, they attracted more than 1,000 students from
around the world to the first Hack the North for 36 hours
of coding, hardware development, plus a lot of fun.
Thursday, September 24, 2015

Improving vision in the developing world

Ashutosh Syal (BASc ’14, Systems Design) was on track
to become a Toronto Bay Street trader when John Zelek
presented his third-year class with an issue. Hundreds of
millions people in the developing world have uncorrected
vision problems, said the Waterloo systems design
engineering professor. The mobile eye camps that serve
rural areas simply can’t keep pace with demand. Meanwhile,
many discarded smartphones end up overseas.
  1. 2023 (15)
    1. March (5)
    2. February (5)
    3. January (5)
  2. 2022 (47)
    1. December (3)
    2. November (6)
    3. October (4)
    4. September (1)
    5. August (5)
    6. July (2)
    7. June (6)
    8. May (2)
    9. April (4)
    10. March (6)
    11. February (3)
    12. January (5)
  3. 2021 (55)
    1. December (7)
    2. November (7)
    3. October (6)
    4. September (6)
    5. August (2)
    6. July (2)
    7. June (4)
    8. May (4)
    9. April (2)
    10. March (6)
    11. February (4)
    12. January (5)
  4. 2020 (28)
  5. 2019 (47)
  6. 2018 (36)
  7. 2017 (41)
  8. 2016 (33)
  9. 2015 (28)
    1. November (2)
    2. October (1)
    3. September (4)
    4. August (2)
    5. July (4)
    6. June (3)
    7. May (2)
    8. April (1)
    9. March (1)
    10. February (2)
    11. January (6)
  10. 2014 (3)
  11. 2013 (1)
  12. 2012 (1)