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Defence: Shenliang Yang?May 13, 2025|12 PM|CEME 1203
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Modeling of Residual Stresses in Combined Additive Manufacturing and Machining Processes Candidate: Shenliang Yang Date: Tuesday, May 13, 2025 Time: 12:00 PM Location: CEME 1203 (6250 Applied Science Lane)
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Message from the President: Support for those impacted by the tragedy at Vancouver?s Lapu-Lapu Day F
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Our thoughts are with the victims of the tragedy at the Lapu-Lapu Day festival in Vancouver that took at least 11 lives and injured many more, as well as with Vancouver?s Filipino community and all those affected. We encourage all who need them to access supports available at UBC and off-campus. Read the statement by […]
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APSC Capstone Project Spotlight?Sleep Stickies: Designing A Portable EEG Device For Children
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(2025/4/23 7:50)
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This Capstone Project Spotlight was originally published by UBC’s Faculty of Applied Science. Alycia Cheng, Elizabeth, Bhavita Jindal, Dainelle Morales, Kendall Mooney, Lindy Shi Community Partner: Dr. Lyndia Wu, Department of Mechanical Engineering Degree: Bachelor of Applied Science Program: Mechanical Engineering Campus: Vancouver Our project EEG (electroencephalography) devices are used to diagnose and monitor epilepsy, sleep disorders, brain […]
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May 8|Seminar?Dr. Alessandro Lucantonio: Physics-Based Model Discovery with Symbolic Regression
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In this structural matter seminar, Dr. Alessandro Lucantonio presents his research on advancing symbolic regression for model discovery, with a focus on developing new algorithms to uncover interpretable and accurate models for complex physical systems. Key areas of exploration include reduced-order modeling for fluid mechanics, robotic control, and fracture mechanics.
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May 9|Seminar: Dr. Tonio Buonassisi?Fast-Tracking Sustainability: Accelerating Innovation with Compu
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In this CERC Seminar, Prof. Tonio Buonassisi (MIT) explores effort to accelerate research development through the lens of sustainability. While the promise of accelerated discovery is attracting growing interest and investment, realizing meaningful progress demands a strategic, long-term perspective ? one that integrates infrastructure, research, and education in a coordinated way. This seminar is hosted […]
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May 9|Seminar: Dr. Tim Sipkens?Bidimensional distributions: enabling the next generation of aerosol
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As many real-world aerosols present measurements challenges due to their complex morphology and composition, new insights can be gained through characterizing aerosol particles by more than one dimension. This seminar discusses these bidimensional distributions, the mathematical operations required to realize them, and the discoveries that these distributions can unlock.
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May 15|Dr. Shantanu Jathar?Studying the Emissions and Chemistry of Fire Aerosols: From Pyrolysis to
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Fires ? including wildland, prescribed, agricultural, and increasingly, wildland-urban interface (WUI) fires ? are significant sources of aerosols (fine particles) and its precursors to the atmosphere. Distinguished Colloquium speaker Dr. Shantanu Jathar (CSU) explores fire aerosols and their atmospheric evolution across different spatial and temporal scales. He shares work from laboratory, field, and modeling studies […]
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Call for Nominations: Dean?s Graduate Awards|Deadline: May 30, 2025
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The Dean?s Office has released the date for this year?s Faculty of Applied Science Dean?s Graduate Awards. Please note that applications to these awards require a nomination letter. Nominations may come from a variety of individuals depending on the award guidelines which differ for each award. Please review the eligibility and document requirements carefully. For […]
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Dr. Ahmad Mohammadpanah awarded Killam Teaching Prize
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(2025/4/16 7:10)
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Recognizing his exceptional teaching and commitment to providing students with a dynamic, engaging and inclusive learning experience, Mechanical Engineering lecturer Dr. Ahmad Mohammadpanah has been awarded a 2024/25 Killam Teaching Prize. Recipients of are nominated by their students, colleagues and alumni in acknowledgement of their excellence in teaching. As an instructor in UBC?s Mechanical Engineering […]
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Spring Graduate Awards Competition?Apply by May 5, 2025
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(2025/4/15 7:09)
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A number of university awards for the upcoming academic year are available to current and incoming graduate students. The maximum value of funding that can be offered to a student is $16,000, or up to $22,000 for the #491 Rick Hansen “Man in Motion” Fellowship, or $25,000 for the #6495 Andrew Nord Fellowships in Rheumatology […]
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