Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
All news
Headlines
Student news
Athletics General News
Campus life
Sports
Faculty of Business and Information Technology
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Science
Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science
Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
Faculty of Health Sciences
Faculty of Social Science and Humanities
Alumni news
- Ontario Tech University and Penn State University sign agreement to enhance engineering studies and researchOntario Tech University’s Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science (FEAS) and The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State University) College of Engineering have signed a groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that taps into the engineering and applied sciences strengths of both institutions.
- Ontario Tech University honours faculty and staff for their exemplary serviceOver the last 20 years, Ontario Tech University’s reputation for high-quality teaching, student services, work-integrated learning opportunities and overall student satisfaction has grown steadily. This success hinges on the contributions and dedication of a diverse and collaborative community of faculty and staff members.
- Bruce Power expands partnership with Ontario Tech University through generous capital investmentDuring a May 7 ceremony in the university’s Energy Research Centre (ERC), Ontario Tech commemorated Bruce Power’s $250,000 donation by designating a cutting-edge main floor ERC lab as the Bruce Power Thermalhydraulics Laboratory.
- Ontario Tech leading the way on small modular reactor (SMR) research thanks to new grantOn May 7, the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and Natural Resources Canada (NRCAn) awarded a new research grant to Ontario Tech to develop a gamma-ray imaging system to examine SMR fuels and materials.
- Ontario Tech University joins Canadians for CANDU campaignOntario Tech University announces its support for Canadians for CANDU, a campaign promoting the deployment of CANDU nuclear technology at home and abroad to achieve Canadian and global efforts to reach net-zero emissions.
- Innovative student projects highlight Ontario Tech’s Engineering capstone competitionThe hard work and ingenuity of more than 450 undergraduate students were on display at the recent Ontario Tech University Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science’s (FEAS) Engineering Capstone Exhibition and Design Competition.
- Ontario Tech students reflect on benefits of work-integrated learning opportunitiesThe Career Bus is just one of many ways that demonstrate Ontario Tech’s longstanding belief in the value of student-focused educational options that deliver practical, hands-on experiences as a major component of every university program.
- Ontario Tech Engineering student Rushda Khan and Engineering Outreach Team earn national awardsOntario Tech University boasts a top-tier Engineering program, now ranked among Canada’s Top 10. Its Engineering Outreach initiatives have garnered widespread acclaim nationally, recently earning two prestigious awards from Actua, an organization dedicated to advancing STEM education for Kindergarten to Grade 12 students.
- Advances in sustainable development highlight Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science’s 2024 Research DayAdvancing environmental sustainability and building pathways toward net-zero emissions are key research priorities at Ontario Tech University. At its second-annual Research Day on February 20, Ontario Tech’s Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science (FEAS) explored some of the latest innovative sustainability solutions and practices, and their role in building a greener future for Canadians.
- How Ontario Tech University and OVIN are inspiring youth in the autonomous vehicle sectorIn 2023, Ontario Tech’s Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science and the Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education, in conjunction with the university’s Engineering Outreach program joined forces with the Ontario Vehicle Innovative Network (OVIN), the Ontario Government’s flagship initiative for the automotive and mobility sector, through the Regional Future Workforce (RFW) Program.
- Ontario Tech Software Engineering students to compete nationally after winning at Ontario Engineering CompetitionNatasha Naorem and Emily Lai, third-year Software Engineering students in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Ontario Tech University, are showing they not only have the engineering expertise, but also the communications skills to present and explain complex technical engineering projects.
- Ontario Tech Engineering students enjoy networking opportunity with nuclear industry leadersOn January 31, Ontario Tech NAYGN organized an Industry Night for Energy and Nuclear Engineering students and other students also in degree programs with the university’s Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.
- International survey continues to rank Ontario Tech as a Top-3 Engineering school in OntarioOntario Tech University’s consistent strength in Engineering is reinforced again this year in an influential survey of global universities.
- Smart engineering: Ontario Tech’s expertise in real-time software systems research shining on international stageA research group at Ontario Tech University led by software engineering expert Dr. Akramul Azim of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, is at forefront of validating and verifying the methodologies, design, and prototype implementation of embedded smart software systems.
- Ontario Tech Engineering students in energy to benefit from new RBC Foundation supportA new gift to Ontario Tech University from the RBC Foundation will help Engineering students make a major impact in the field of low-emission energy. The Foundation’s $750,000 grant directed to the university’s new Student Enrichment Program (SEP) will help fulfil the demand for specific ‘green skills’ as Canada’s economy continues to transition towards a net-zero future.
- The Durham Climate Roundtable, a collaborative model centred at Ontario Tech, is helping Durham Region’s leaders take climate actionThrough the Durham Climate Roundtable, hosted at Ontario Tech, local government, businesses and organizations are working for change at a regional level, to ensure a thriving economy and healthy, resilient communities as they decarbonize.
- Ontario Tech hosts hundreds of students at 2023 Engineering Robotics CompetitionIn one of Ontario Tech’s longest-standing annual on-campus community events, more than 250 secondary and intermediate school students recently put their science and technology skills to the test at the university’s 16th Annual Engineering Robotics Competition.
- Top marks: Ontario Tech named Canada’s Research University of the YearOntario Tech University’s impressive reputational trajectory for top-notch research continues with a fresh distinction as Canada’s Research University of the Year for 2023.
- Ontario Tech University grows leadership and sustainability in engineering by hosting First Year Integration ConferenceOntario Tech University recently hosted the annual provincewide First Year Integration Conference (FYIC), demonstrating the university’s ongoing commitment to innovation, collaboration and the future of engineering.
- Ontario Tech’s entrepreneurship ecosystem helps secure $1 million grant to investigate winter season food production in CanadaKnown as the ‘Brilliant Farm Project’, the innovative technology plan recently earned a $1 million development grant from the Weston Family Foundation through its Homegrown Innovation Challenge.
- Predicting space weather and protecting satellites: Ontario Tech students' idea helps them soar to global stage of international NASA hackathonFour Software Engineering students at Ontario Tech have advanced to the global stage of the NASA Space Apps Challenge hackathon with the hope of earning one of 10 Space Apps Global Awards from the space agency.
- Transformational research, in your community: Ontario Tech’s local R&D enterprise builds global influenceThis Fall, Ontario Tech is recognizing a new cohort of Research Excellence Chairs for their high-quality research and career achievements that are widening the university’s global influence.
Load more...
Loading...