At Dalhousie, you'll find lots of opportunities to fund your post-graduate education.

Robynne Murray graduate her PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Dalhousie in October 2016. She is now doing her Post-Doc at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, working on advanced composite design and manufacturing for wind and water power.  

Louis graduated his NSERC sponsored PhD research in advanced thermal energy storage in October 2016. He personally proposed his research topic with the aim of commercially developing a home heating cost-saving solution using his advances in thermal energy storage design. Along with his two co-founders, Louis has been further advancing that goal towards home heating appliance prototyping, product validation, and product scale-up as the chief research and technology officer at NeoThermal Energy Storage Inc., an early stage clean technology start-up based in Halifax.

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Graduating from Dalhousie with an MASc in Mechanical Engineering, Hunter King has gone on to work is with the Fraunhofer Institute for Surface Engineering and Thin Films in Braunschweig, Germany. Currently working on a project to produce Silicon films using different methods for the MEMS industry. This work will provide significant reduction in the packaging size of current MEMS devices.