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Associate Director, Industrial Automation Laboratory;
Co-Coordinator, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Option
Associate Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of British Columbia
Research Interests: Industrial Robot Motion Planning and Control, Robot-Human Interaction, Intelligent Robotic Systems, Sensor and Device Fusion and Machine Vision for Industrial Work-Cell Applications, Mechatronics

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Summer Research Assistant in Fluid Mechanics I (2026/1/26 4:30)
Project Overview Leakage of reservoir fluids from oil and gas wells is a major public concern due to the risks of groundwater contamination and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Wells often pass through sensitive geological formations containing brines and hydrocarbons. To maintain wellbore integrity, a steel casing is installed inside the wellbore, and cement is pumped […] The post Summer Research Assistant in Fluid Mechanics I appeared first on UBC Mechanical Engineering .
Summer Research Assistant in Fluid Mechanics II (2026/1/26 4:20)
Undergraduate Research Opportunity Influence of Substrate Roughness on Spreading of Viscoplastic Drops Project Description The spreading of liquid drops on solid surfaces is central to technologies s ...
Summer Research Assistant in Fluid Mechanics III (2026/1/26 4:10)
Non-Newtonian fluid mechanics and how it addresses real-world industrial challenges Project overview Background Gas emissions are the key concern in the construction of oil and gas wells. The gas emi ...
Summer Research Assistant in Fluid Mechanics IV (2026/1/26 4:00)
Undergraduate Research Opportunity in Fluid Mechanics and Rheology Project Overview Leakage of CH? and other gases from oil and gas wells is a major source of industrial greenhouse-gas (GHG) emission ...
Undergraduate Studies (2026/1/6 5:56)
Discover the dynamic world of movement and energy with undergraduate studies at UBC Mechanical Engineering!  Learn about this exciting field with applications in wide-ranging industries, and our inno ...
Graduate Studies (2026/1/6 5:45)
Deepen your expertise with advanced studies at UBC Mechanical Engineering. Our range of graduate programs allow you to pursue your goals; explore a research topic under an expert supervisor with MASc ...
Innovative Research (2026/1/6 5:40)
Our faculty experts pursue innovation in a range of interdisciplinary fields; advancing solutions in robotics, sustainability, health, energy, transportation, manufacturing and working with industry ...
News and Events (2026/1/6 5:30)
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Student Resources (2026/1/6 4:16)
Need to talk to UBC Mechanical Engineering advisors, get in touch with our administrative or technical staff about our facilities and procedures, or resources for students at MECH? Find a quick list ...
New publication finds why some fluids mix more slowly when stirred (2025/12/11 3:08)
Most ordinary fluids mix faster when you stir them faster ? think of your morning coffee or tea. However, researchers at the UBC Soft Matter Group and the California Institute of Technology have disc ...

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