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February 26, 2019, 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Café X: Universities, Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital in Computing: A View from the World of Data
Ishwar Puri, Dean, Engineering invites students, faculty and staff to attend Café X. Café X will be open for business for one hour, starting with a presentation, followed by questions and answers. Refreshments will be available at the start and conclusion of the event.
News
February 13, 2019 / Department News
Students get an edge at Women in Engineering Industry Night
Female engineering students and alumni had the opportunity to network and share experiences at the Women in Engineering Industry Night.
January 21, 2019 / Department News
NEUDOSE satellite project passes CSA milestone
Students and faculty who have designed and built a satellite to be launched into deep space have reached a major milestone.
January 21, 2019 / Department News
McMaster students selected for national design challenge
A team comprised of students from Engineering, Commerce and Science at McMaster have been selected for the 2018-2019 Canadian Reduced Gravity Experiment (CAN-RGX) Design Challenge.
Spotlight
Ali Abu-El-Magd, B.Eng. '05, M.A.Sc. '11
(Electrical Engineering), (Electrical Engineering) | The Drive for a Smarter Car
Andrew Biksa, M.A.Sc.’10 & Irene Yang B.Eng.Mgt. '01
(Mechanical Engineering) & (Electrical Engineering) | Building a Green Future
Bob Dony, Ph.D. '95
(Electrical Engineering) | Engineering the Profession of Tomorrow
Cameron Smith, B.Eng.Mgt. '98
(Electrical Engineering) | Computing and Managing a Career of Opportunities
Elaine Kwan, B.Eng. '04
(Electrical Engineering) | Finding the Opportunity Needle in the Data Haystack
Gaby Bohus, B.Eng.Mgt. '09
(Electrical Engineering) | Senior Manager, Digital Strategy @ Innovation, CIBC Digital
Gautam Malkani, B.Eng.Mgt. '03
(Electrical Engineering) | Finding Big Benefits in a Global Company
George Padeigis
"Tesla is one of the most innovative engineering companies in the world. They are leading the charge and revolutionizing entire industries. I hope to learn as much as I can from the world’s top engineers, make life-long connections in this thriving innovation corridor, do as much good as possible and help as many people as I can with the skills and experiences I bring back." - George Padeigis, Electrical & Biomedical Engineering student and Intern at Tesla beginning in October 2018.
Gianluca Arcari, B.Eng. '97
(Electrical Engineering) | Helping to Keep Canadians Safe
Harpreet Geekee, B.Eng. '92
(Computer Engineering) | Being in the Wrong Place at the Right Time
Ian Collins, B.Eng. '85
(Electrical Engineering) | The Infrastructure of Change
Ken Sills, M.Eng. '13
(Electrical Engineering) | The Unintentional Entrepreneur
Krystien Wolff, B.Eng. '14, M.Eng. '15
(Electrical & Biomedical), (Electrical Engineering) | Stay Eager to Learn
Mike Dawson, B.Eng.Mgt. '12
(Electrical Engineering) | Hockey gloves smell like a business opportunity
Salman Alam, B.Eng.Mgt. '11
(Electrical Engineering) | Bringing an Engineering Mindset to Real Estate Sales
Sandra Escandor-O'Keefe, B.Eng.'10
(Electrical & Biomedical Engineering) | Working Remotely in a Connected World
Sanjay Pathak, B.Eng.Mgt. '96
(Electrical Engineering) | A Career Path to the Other Side of the World
Shishir Pande, B.Eng. '14
(Electrical Engineering) | Learning to Love your Future
Stephanie Chan, B.Eng. '08
(Electrical & Biomedical Engineering) | Eyeing Up the Future
Tito Olaleye, B.Eng. '16
(Electrical & Biomedical Engineering) | Recent grad urges students to keep an open mind
Zhe Sun, M.A.Sc. '14
(Electrical Engineering) | Plant a Tree in University