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.
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.
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
Engineers Canada welcomes 2 School of Engineering faculty as fellows
Stephen O’Leary and Rehan Sadiq awarded Engineers Canada Fellowships
Joint UBCO & UMMC team wins International Overhead Imagery Hackathon
A UBC Okanagan / University of Mississippi Medical Center team outpaces stiff competition in virtual hackathon
Polymer Processing Society recognition for School of Engineering researcher
The prestigious award honours an outstanding young researcher in the field of polymer processing (who is less than eight years from completing their PhD). Dr. Arjmand is the first Canadian recipient in the history of the award.
Recognizing the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day to reflect on and recognize the lives that were lost and impacted by the residential school system.
Student projects top the 2021 Western Canadian AquaHacking Challenge
Two teams comprising of School of Engineering student-led projects are the top finishers of the 2021 AquaHacking Challenge – Western Canada Finale.
Global initiative seeks to establish cooling hubs in urban areas
School of Engineering researcher among international collaboration to address extreme heat events in urban environments.