ÃÀÅ®×ö°® Engineering Magazine ‑ Past Issues

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• The future of wastewater treatment: Exploring a revolutionary approach to UV LED lights.Ìý
• Green hydrogen: Testing the Limits of Hydrogen-Enriched Natural Gas in Household Appliances.Ìý
• Student innovations: ÃÀÅ®×ö°® students join forces with Memorial University and set sail for engineering excellence.Ìý
• From concept to creativity: Turning coffee waste into sustainable solutionsÌý
• Alumni profile:Ìý Engineering a better world with vision and innovation.Ìý
• Student co-op Experience: Optimizing health care with Industrial Engineering expertise.ÌýÌý

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• Discover how biomedical engineering students are taking part in revolutionary research
• Learn how a new Dal Engineering student design team is providing students with more hands-on design experience in oceans engineering
• Meet an alum inspiring diversity in future engineers and another alum raising awareness about mental health
• Innovation and Entrepreneurship: We’re introducing you to a recent grad who’s working to bring an impressive tech solution to market

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• Improving the quality of our water: ÃÀÅ®×ö°® researchers address challenges through innovative initiatives
• Introducing the Modern Engineer: A look at our future engineering leaders
• Recent Grad Profile: Dal Alumna helps children living with asthma breathe easier
• Innovation and Entrepreneurship: The next chapter in the Emera ideaHUB
• Alumni Profile: A tribute to the great Pearl Sullivan
• Faculty news, updates, and events

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• How the faculty returned to campus safely during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Engineering aerospace technology that is out of this world
• The Women in Engineering Society’s impact on and off campus
• Updates from the Emera ideaHUB
• New grad profile: Valuing Education beyond the classroom
• Faculty news, updates, and events

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• New ultrasound technology enhancing the lives of cancer patients
• Engineering a solution to groundwater issues
• Dal Engineering researchers utilizing expertise in COVID-19 Pandemic
• Celebrating the life of ÃÀÅ®×ö°®â€™s first Engineering graduate

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• Lab-on-a-chip technologies advance oceans research
• Launching Dal’s new Emera ideaHUB
• Saving the lives of stroke patients
• Building Nova Scotia’s first satellite

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• Introducing incoming Dean Dr. John Newhook
• Making the Most of a Big IDEA: Updates on the ÃÀÅ®×ö°® IDEA Project
• Engineering alumni making waves in marine tech
• Entrepreneur is making a difference in India and at ÃÀÅ®×ö°®

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• The future of Oceans Engineering – Dal gets ready to open new Oceans Engineering Hub
• Improving Underwater Communications – Highlight on Faculty research project
• The IDEA Project – Transforming Sexton Campus
• The ChipWhisperer – Alumni Profile

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• Her passion for oceans runs deep – Featuring Dr. Kathryn Moran, President and Chief Executive Officer, Exec for Ocean Networks Canada
• Where sand meets surf – New IDEA Sandbox initiative
• Safe coasts and oceans – Professor and Associate Scientific Director of MEOPAR, Ron Pelot
• NSPDDC – Connecting the private sector with univeristy expertise and creativity
• Lifetime Achievement – Alumni award winner Ronald Gilkie

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• DeCell TechnologiesÌý– Not just a ‘Band-aid’ solution
• Goldcorp helps outÌý– with a Professorship in Mineral Engineering
• Push Strength –ÌýInventors give athletes added PUSH
• From Hantsport to HonoluluÌý– Alumni spotlight
• Rebirth of Drilling –Ìýin Nova Scotia
• Bone AdhesiveÌý– Repairing bones with glue

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• Flying highÌý– industrial engineer at the controls
• On the leading edge –ÌýÌýJoy Romero, Canadian Natural Resources
• Engineering the futureÌý– Education through play
• Where in the worldÌýis Dal EngineeringÌý– Alumni photo contest results
• In for the long haul – Co-op students excel at Michelin Ìý

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• Start-up success to NIMS LabÌý– Ken Bowie
• PEI Wind farm –ÌýÌýIn conversation with Bill Andrew
• Bright (green)Ìý– Future for fast-growing power provider
• Growing the futureÌý– Re-designing engineering education
• A gifted teacher –ÌýDr. Ron Gilkie

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• Partnering for InnovationÌý– NSERC and Pratt & Whitney Canada partner on new Industrial Research Chair
• Alumni SpotlightÌý–ÌýÌýWadih Fares’ Journey sprit, drive and giving back
• Dal’s Engineering Olympic ConnectionÌý– Alumni de Jonge and Giles share their shining moments
• Lessons from the pastÌý– Innovative courses are making history

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• Hanlon engineersÌý– Marine research colloboration
• Bold AmbitionsÌý–ÌýÌýShell Experiential Learning Fund boosts recruitment of Dal students
• Lesson LearnedÌý– Alumni spotlight, In Conversation with Dr. Feridun Hamdullapur, President of University of Waterloo
• Engineering alumni shaped community, professionÌý– John James Kinley (DipEng ’48) and Andy Eisenhauer (DipEng ’45)

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• Electric VehiclesÌý– Getting a real charge
• Made in NunavutÌý–ÌýÌýAn approach to dealing with wastewater
• Improving the life of aircraftÌý– Advanced materials expertise brings Boeing to Atlantic Canada
• Know how to build bridgesÌý– Paving the way for student successs through scholarship fund

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• From lab to industryÌý– Design students solve real-world problems
• Focused and balancedÌý–ÌýÌýAlumni spotlight on Ivan Duvar – former president and CEO of Marititme Tel & Tel
• i – Seismic activityÌý– Mechanical engineering students using iphones/ipods for science experiments
• Engineering a better futureÌý– Investing to make ÃÀÅ®×ö°® Engineering the best it can be

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ÌýÌýÌý In this issue:

• Clean heatÌý– Affordable and clean solar concentration technology
• Doing the right thingÌý–ÌýÌýBringing a higher level of safety to offshore structures around the world
• Education was the way outÌý– In converstation with Dr. Richard Currie
• A new home for water researchÌý– The Centre for Water Resource Studies has a home on Sexton campus