Graduate Student Profile – Rachel Calvin
Rachel Calvin is an MEng (Electrical Engineering) student who is working towards graduation in 2023.
Graduate Student Profile – Thais Ayres Rebello
Thais Ayres Rebello is a PhD Student (Civil Engineering), under the supervision of Drs. Kasun Hewage and Rehan Sadiq, developing methods to increase sustainability with urban water systems through a Life Cycle Thinking perspective.
Graduate Student Profile – Kasper Juel Petersen
Kasper Juel Petersen is a PhD Student (Electrical Engineering), under the supervision of Dr. Joshua Brinkerhoff, investigating mathematical and numerical modelling of fluid flows—computational fluid dynamics. He is working towards completing his degree in 2023.
Graduate Student Profile – Zakiuddin Dandoti
Zakiuddin Dandoti is an MEng (Mechanical Engineering) student who is working towards graduation in 2023.
Undergraduate Student Profile – Kailey Beckie
Kailey Beckie is a Schulich Scholar and in her second-year of the Mechanical Engineering program at the School of Engineering on UBC’s Okanagan campus.
Aircraft can get higher and greener from doped fuels
UBCO researchers cook up cleaner jet fuel with graphene nanomaterials
Wilden Living Lab recognized with 2021 EGBC Sustainability Award
The Wilden Living Lab (WLL) was recently awarded the 2021 EGBC Sustainability Award for its on-going success in empowering stakeholders to make climate-action decisions that achieve sustainable outcomes. The WLL, a pioneering research initiative, investigates sustainable homebuilding through support from NSERC and Mitacs.
UBC and Atlas Power Technologies expand partnership
Atlas Power Technologies has a been an active collaborator with UBC researchers for the past three years, and now through an extension of Mitacs-funded projects and a donation of equipment, the company is taking that collaboration further.
Clearing the air
By understanding airborne disease transmission, UBC Okanagan researchers are seeking new ways to break the chain of infection
New tool in the hands of the financial sector will make for a more environmentally sustainable and socially accountable world
UBC research empowers financial risk algorithm to be more socially and environmentally-driven