Best Design at HackPrinceton
Congratulations to Tiffany Quon, Owen Bulka, Sydney Seraphim and Cindy Zhang for first place in the Best Design category at HackPrinceton! “As a team of four Engineering Physics students, we attended HackPrinceton, an annual software and hardware design competition hosted by Princeton University. The hackathon took place over a brief 36 hour period during which […]
Pomme de Terror wins 2017 ENPH 253 Robot Competition
Congratulations Tomotaka Yoshizaki, Alan Tong, Paul Liu and Joel Ahn!
Congratulations Jenny Yang! 3rd place in Best Poster Contribution, ICPS 2017, Turin, Italy
Well done Jenny Yang for an excellent presentation to the International Conference of Physics Students August 7 – 14, 2017, in Turin, Italy on her research project at the Genome Sciences Centre: Identifying Functional Clusters of Genes from Energy Landscapes in Autoencoders for Personalized Therapy in Medicine (Jenny Yang, Jasleen Grewal, Steven Jones). Abstract: “In […]
MDDC 2017: Awards for Excellence finalists
L to R: Shahriar Noroozi Zadeh, Amir Refaee, Alex Kyriazis and William Choi for “Automated Pathology, Characterizing Traumatic Brain Injury” – MDDC Award for Excellence finalists. Congratulations to the two Engineering Physics student teams competing in the Medical Device Development Center (MDDC) Awards, receiving the Award for Excellence in Biomedical Engineering Student Design and Innovation […]
Kevin Multani receives funding for Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute workshop
May 14 – 19, 2017 “The workshop is an introduction to applied mathematical and statistical research in the area of Astronomy and Optimization. Kevin is currently enrolled in STAT 450 and will be working as an undergraduate summer research assistant (USRA) this summer with Statistics Assistant Professor Gaby Cohen-Freue. He is a 5th Year Engineering […]
Engineering Physics student Jenny Yang on machine learning in Neuropsychology
A UBC Innovation Snapshot
Congratulations Alex Toews and his New Venture Design team for 1st place at UBC’s Life Sciences Start-Up Competition!
Curios Labs wins first place with their wearable device, CheckPoint, which replaces a pain journal for chronic pain suffers. One click during an episode helps track and analyze pain symptoms for later reporting to their physician, easing the need for remembering and manually recording their pain experiences.
2nd Place at Western Engineering Competition and the Canadian Engineering Competition
Congratulations Engineering Physics students Jenny Yang (2nd from Left) and Andrew Dworschak (R), and Mechanical Engineering students and Connor McFadyen and Allan Ng on their 2nd place finish at the Western Engineering Competition in Banff and second place in the Canadian Engineering Competition 2017! In the Western competition, teams of 4 had 8 hours to […]
2018 Western Engineering Competition
Left to Right: Anthony Ydenberg (WEC2018 Chair), Navjashan Singh, Jenny Yang, Spencer Pollock (Director of Programming) Congratulations Jenny Yang and Navjashan Singh! “The Western Engineering Competition (WEC) is Canada’s largest undergraduate engineering competition and is an annual, three-day event which involves 12 – 14 universities from across western Canada. It was founded in 1985 with […]
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