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Amyotte, a professor in Dalhousie University’s Department of Process and Applied Science Engineering, will be honoured this week for his outstanding and globally recognized contributions to science and technology.

Jon Totten from Dalhousie Engineering's Department of Process Engineering and Applied Science has been awarded this year's Sexton Awards for Teaching Excellence

Dalhousie researchers and their industrial partners have piloted the world’s first municipal-scale UV LED reactor for wastewater treatment.

Tharuka Nanayakkara Kuruppu knew he wanted to be part of something big—an industry that could transform the world. Additive Manufacturing (AM), with its potential to revolutionize traditional manufacturing, was the ideal path.

For Jessica Durham, her first year at Dalhousie University's Faculty of Engineering was nothing short of a solar experience.

Dalhousie Engineering is proud to celebrate the remarkable achievements of three exceptional faculty members.

The impactful exhibit is part of the IDEA-NS (Improving Diversity In Engineering Across NS) initiative, spearheaded by Dr. Noreen Kamal, a professor who has had a significant impact on the Faculty of Engineering and communities nationwide.

Justin d’Entremont, a Mechanical Engineering student, grew up travelling with his family. Before entering his first co-op work term, he knew he wanted to explore the world further by experiencing Europe.

In memory of Dr. Mohamed E. El-Hawary, the Faculty of Engineering has established the Mo El-Hawary International Student Bursary. The bursary will provide financial assistance to international students pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering at Dal, with a special focus on those studying Electrical Engineering.

Emran Billah, a Dalhousie Electrical Engineering graduate, co-founded Bluethumb Technologies—a fintech startup dedicated to socially innovative financial solutions—where he now serves as Chief Technical Officer.