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Ron Wiseman retires after 29 years with the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

On May 2, 2008, after 29 years of dedicated service with the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, Ron Wiseman retired. [Read more]

Faculty of Engineering teams up with leading aerospace company

Robotic research at Memorial University got a boost recently. The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science is partnering with The Boeing Company for research and development on autonomous systems. [Read more]

Engineering researchers and alumni receive millions in AIF funding

Two of the three Memorial researchers who recently received millions in funding are with the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. In addition, three of the four industry grants were given to companies with Faculty connections. [Read more]

Engineering researcher gets funding to study pollution in Northern Canada

Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) have significant adverse affects on human health and the environment. The elevated levels of POPs in local wildlife and humans have raised serious concerns in recent years particularly in cold regions like Northern Canada. And now, a researcher in engineering is going to help Canadian communities get rid of these pollutants. [Read more]

Interested in finding out more about the people in science and engineering and what they do?

Come out to our Brown Bag Lunch Sessions offered by the NSERC/Petro-Canada Chair for Women in Science & Engineering. Meet students and network with professors while learning something new [Learn more]

Engineers Without Borders Coffee Club will be running again this term. Every day from 8:30-10:15am EWB will have fair trade coffee and teas in the Faculty Lounge EN-4000.

There is a suggested donation of $1.50 per cup or for $7.50 you can drink all the coffee (or tea, or hot chocolate) you want for a week.