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Public lecture on the role of carbon capture utilization and storage in green energy transition
A public lecture titled, The role of carbon capture utilization and storage in green energy transition, is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 21, 2023 at 7 p.m. in the Fortis Angus Bruneau Engineering Lecture Theatre, rm. EN2006.
Hosted by the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Memorial and the Professional Engineers & Geoscientists Newfoundland & Labrador, this event for Let’s Talk Science Week will be held on Thursday, Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. (Newfoundland time) on Memorial’s St. John’s campus in the S.J. Carew (Engineering) Bldg., rm. EN2006.
All are welcome. Free parking in lot 60. Reception to follow talk.
Amazon Robotics scouts Memorial students for work terms, careers
As a possible career, Ahmed Hassan highly recommends working for a little company you may have heard of: Amazon.
Engineering research report celebrates extraordinary, creative and impactful research
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science has released its 2023 research report, highlighting the research led by engineering professors and their students.
First-year students awarded $220,000 in STEM scholarships
Two Memorial University first-year students have been awarded “Canada’s most coveted scholarships.”
Engineering professor featured on CBC's The Broadcast
Civil engineering professor Dr. Noori Saady was recently featured on CBC's The Broadcast with Paula Gale.
Solving various thermal spreading and contact resistance problems in the field
New book focuses on applying thermal spreading and contact resistance to help solve problems across a variety of engineering fields.
In tribute: Retired engineering professor Dr. Gary Sabin remembered
Dr. Gary Charles Wesley Sabin, a retired professor of engineering, passed away peacefully at home in Vancouver on July 25, after a brief illness.
Memorial teams win national climate competition
Two Memorial-led projects that tackle plastic waste have topped a national climate competition.
Enactus Memorial’s Project R3D and BioLabMate were two of four winners in the inaugural Ocean Communities Climate Challenge recently held by the Ocean Startup Project.
Industry engagement event focuses on academia-industry collaborations
More than 120 delegates representing approx. 30 companies attended the second annual Industry Engagement Day on July 5, hosted by the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.
Engineering participated in an event aimed at educating youth about the mining industry
Members of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science’s Department of Process Engineering attended the Young Minds in Mining Showcase, held at Valmont Academy in King’s Point last month.
June 23: Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day
June 23 marks the 10th annual celebration of International Women in Engineering Day.
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science is proud of its own and their exemplary undertakings. We are proud to profile our women engineers in a video series.
Making safety seen on International Women in Engineering Day
Today marks the 10th annual International Women in Engineering Day.
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science asked some of Memorial’s women engineers how they help to make safety seen.
Memorial professor inducted into national engineering academy
A member of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science is one of the newest fellows of the Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE).
MUN SailBot team competed in international sailing competition
The MUN SailBot team competed in the International Robotic Sailing Regatta at Camp Bauercrest on Lake Attitash in Amesbury, MA, June 4-9.
Engineering students designing, building and testing second satellite
Memorial engineering students are designing, building and testing not one, but two, nano-satellites to launch and operate in space.
The Paradigm Hyperloop team competed at international ground vehicle competition
The Paradigm Hyperloop team competed at the 30th annual Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC) hosted by Oakland University in Rochester, MI, June 2-5.
Engineering Exchange: Q&A with Laura Pittman (B.Eng.'13)
Laura Pittman graduated from Memorial’s bachelor of engineering program in mechanical engineering in 2013. Originally from St. John’s, she is currently living and working in Washington, D.C. at McKinsey & Company where she is a leader in their Life Science program. Ms. Pittman is helping to expand healthcare innovation by educating physicians on life-saving therapies.
Spring engineering graduate completes degree after life-altering injury
In the spring of 2019, spring graduate Andrew Coombs could see the Engineering building through his window at the Health Sciences Centre.
Generous Software Donation from Petroleum Experts Ltd
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science is pleased to acknowledge that Petroleum Experts Ltd. (Petex) has donated licences of their software suite to Memorial University of Newfoundland.