Aerospace Engineering - Press Releases | Science and Technology
Lorne Trottier: The gift of passion for stars and sky
McGill University | November 15, 2006
High-tech entrepreneur increases support of science, engineering at McGill...[continue]
Astronaut to land on campusHadfield to help with U of T Fall Campus Days festivities
University of Toronto | October 26, 2006
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield will be on hand Saturday, Oct. 28 at Convocation Hall to unveil Canada’s new rover -- our country’s latest contribution to future Moon and Mars explorations....[continue]
University/College career fair
Wilfrid Laurier University | September 25, 2006
More than 230 employers and over 3,000 students and alumni of the area’s four post-secondary institutions will meet and talk about careers and employment opportunities at the 13th annual Career Fair on Wednesday, September 27 at RIM Park in Waterloo....[continue]
Annual University/College Career Fair Sept. 27
University of Guelph | September 20, 2006
More than 240 employers and some 3,000 students and recent graduates of the region’s four postsecondary institutions will meet to talk about careers and employment opportunities at the 13th annual Career Fair on Wednesday, Sept. 27, at RIM Park in Waterloo....[continue]
UW offers science and geography degrees combined with aviation
University of Waterloo | September 6, 2006
Aviation enthusiasts will be able to learn to fly while earning a university degree through two new programs offered by the University of Waterloo....[continue]
UW joins Abu Dhabi international energy research network
University of Waterloo | August 17, 2006
The University of Waterloo will be the only Canadian partner in an international research network launched recently in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, which seeks to develop alternative technologies for advanced energy and environmental solutions....[continue]
U of T built ornithopter takes off Flapping-wing airplane achieves sustained flight
University of Toronto | July 28, 2006
DeLaurier and a team of students at the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies achieved sustained flight by a piloted ornithopter – an airplane with flapping wings that are mechanically operated – something dreamed of by Leonardo da Vinci, among others....[continue]
U of G Gains Four Canada Research Chairs
University of Guelph | July 19, 2006
The University of Guelph has added four more faculty members to its growing cohort of distinguished Canada Research Chairs (CRCs). The Guelph researchers are among 90 new chairs unveiled today in Ottawa by Industry Minister Maxime Bernier....[continue]
From Improv to Aerospace to Alumni
Trinity Western University | July 14, 2006
TWU names Dave Swan Director of Alumni...[continue]
Mount A grad nabs only Canadian spot at NASA Academy
Mount Allison University | July 10, 2006
Mount Allison University graduate Kyle Hill ’06 of Yarmouth, NS has been selected to participate in NASA’s Goddard Summer Academy....[continue]
Scotiabank supports BCIT's new Aerospace Technology Campus and students with gift of $125,000
British Columbia Institute of Technology | June 27, 2006
BCIT students will benefit from the opening of the new Aerospace Technology Campus, an elite facility currently under construction on 12.2 acres at the gateway to Vancouver International Airport (YVR), thanks in part to a $125,000 donation from Scotiabank....[continue]
MANITOBA ROBOT PLANE WINS MILITARY-SPONSORED COMPETITION
University of Manitoba | June 23, 2006
Beats out major American aerospace institutions....[continue]
Gift from HSBC Bank Canada to support students in BCIT’s aerospace programs
British Columbia Institute of Technology | June 19, 2006
HSBC Bank Canada is stepping up to provide funding for BCIT’s innovative new Aerospace Technology Campus (ATC) through a new fund for students....[continue]
Pratt & Whitney Canada funds aircraft engine researchers at University of Ottawa
University of Ottawa | June 19, 2006
Groundbreaking research on aero-engines is taking place at the University of Ottawa, thanks to funding from global aerospace leader Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC). The funding was announced today at an event at the university....[continue]
TransLink joins BCIT in new transportation training partnership
British Columbia Institute of Technology | June 13, 2006
Two leaders in transportation in British Columbia have come together to create a new partnership in training....[continue]
Conference to feature Canada's first Mars explorers
University of Toronto | June 6, 2006
Five emerging space scientists and engineers will share their experiences in taking Canada to the red planet...[continue]
A Magnet for the Nation: NRC, uOttawa houses Canada's most powerful magnet
University of Ottawa | June 1, 2006
Today, the Government of Canada in partnership with the University of Ottawa and the provinces of Quebec and Ontario officially opened the $15 million NRC W.G. Schneider Building. Named after nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) pioneer and former NRC President, Dr. Schneider, this unique building accommodates two NMR facilities – home to a critical mass of 5 spectrometers....[continue]
New Director of Business Development Joins Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan | April 3, 2006
New Director of Business Development Joins Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan...[continue]
NORAD, BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENCE HEADLINES UNBF LECTURE
University of New Brunswick - Saint John | March 24, 2006
The future of the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD) and an opinion on the hot topic of ballistic missile defence will headline a public lecture at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton...[continue]
BCIT Aerospace Technology Campus capital campaign soars with gift from BMO Financial Group
British Columbia Institute of Technology | March 3, 2006
BCIT Students will benefit from the opening of the new Aerospace Technology Campus, an elite facility currently under construction on 12.2 acres at the gateway to Vancouver International Airport (YVR), thanks in part to a $250,000 donation from BMO Financial Group....[continue]
BCIT to soar with new elite Aerospace Technology Campus, announces a further $6.8 million in funding support
British Columbia Institute of Technology | March 3, 2006
BCIT’s $65 million Aerospace Technology Campus (ATC), under construction on 12.2 acres at the gateway to Vancouver International Airport (YVR), promises to build on the foundation of BCIT’s recognized leadership in maintenance, repair and overhaul training....[continue]
BCIT welcomes investments by key financial institutions in elite Aerospace Technology Campus
British Columbia Institute of Technology | March 3, 2006
The financial sector in Canada is stepping up to provide funding for BCIT’s innovative new aerospace campus, an elite facility currently under construction in Richmond....[continue]
BCIT welcomes $2.6 million partnership with the Government of Canada and Raytheon Canada: investment revolutionizes new Aerospace Technology Campus
British Columbia Institute of Technology | March 3, 2006
The development of a partnership with Raytheon Canada Limited, BCIT and the federal government will provide BCIT Aerospace with FIRSTplus, a leading edge Air Traffic Control training tool....[continue]
BCIT welcomes equipment donation from Honeywell Aerospace: partnership with industry integral to new Aerospace Technology Campus
British Columbia Institute of Technology | March 3, 2006
Through a donation of $2.2 million in hardware and technical support, Honeywell Aerospace will provide BCIT with the latest generation of avionics digital technology – enabling BCIT to create a glass cockpit learning laboratory in its new Aerospace Technology Campus (ATC), to open in 2007....[continue]
Richmond campus open for classes
British Columbia Institute of Technology | February 13, 2006
BCIT's Aerospace Technology Campus, located in Richmond, is open and classes will continue as scheduled....[continue]
Danny McInnis appointed Acting Registrar at StFX
St. Francis Xavier University | February 6, 2006
Dr. Mary B. McGillivray, Academic Vice President and Provost, appointed Mr. Danny McInnis as Acting Registrar, effective December 16, 2005....[continue]
Dr. Claude Lajeunesse's Speech : Engaged in Innovation and Agent of Social Change - as delivered
Concordia University | February 2, 2006
Je vous remercie de m’offrir cette prestigieuse tribune. C’est avec un grand plaisir que j’ai accepté l’honneur de vous adresser la parole ce matin....[continue]
Dr. Claude Lajeunesse's Speech : Engaged in Innovation and Agent of Social Change - in english
Concordia University | February 2, 2006
Thank you for offering me the opportunity to address this prestigious forum....[continue]
UBC Astronomer to Reveal Results of MOST Satellite's Search for Other Earths
University of British Columbia | January 11, 2006
Results are in for the first search for Earth-sized planets using MOST, Canada's suitcase-sized space telescope. UBC astronomer Jaymie Matthews will explain what has been "un-earthed" at the Jan. 11 American Astronomical Society (AAS) Meeting in Washington DC....[continue]
BCIT celebrates Okanagan-based aerospace partnership
British Columbia Institute of Technology | January 6, 2006
The aerospace industry has seen increased demand for job-ready technicians to work on new aircraft and new technologies, and the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), in partnership with Kelowna Flightcraft and Rutland High School in Kelowna, will be able to deliver first-class aerospace training in the Okanagan to help fill these jobs....[continue]
UBC Okanagan Expansion Adds Six Board of Governors Seats
University of British Columbia | December 15, 2005
The University of British Columbia Board of Governors chair Brad Bennett welcomes six new members to the university board....[continue]
$5-Million Gift To Ryerson University Supports Innovation In Engineering And Computing
Ryerson University | November 24, 2005
A $5-million gift to Ryerson University by the Honourable George W. and Helen Vari will enhance Ontario's capacity for innovation and economic development - and provide major benefits for students....[continue]
Ryerson University To Officially Open New Computer And Engineering Centre
Ryerson University | November 18, 2005
Ryerson University will officially open the George Vari Engineering and Computing Centre at a ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 24, 5 p.m., 245 Church St., 3rd floor....[continue]
Ryerson University awarded Canada Research Chair in Space Systems Engineering
Ryerson University | November 14, 2005
Ryerson University has been awarded a Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Space Systems Engineering, supporting study into micro satellites....[continue]
Norman Newman Centre for Entrepreneurship Opens at Dalhousie – Announcement Nov 10, 12 noon
Dalhousie University | November 9, 2005
Dalhousie University is pleased to announce the opening of the Norman Newman Centre for Entrepreneurship....[continue]
New report calls for government funding of national agency for High Performance Computing
Queen's University | November 9, 2005
A report being released today calls on the federal government for a long-term funding commitment for High Performance Computing (HPC) and the establishment of a national agency to sustain and further build Canada's world-class HPC infrastructure....[continue]
University to host 2005 Canadian Space Summit
University of Toronto | November 1, 2005
Conference showcases leaders in space research and exploration...[continue]
Carleton University Aerospace Alumnus Flying High
Brock University | October 7, 2005
Carleton alumnus Adam Rasheed is having a great year. He just got married. He just bought a new house. And he has just been nominated to the MIT Technology Review magazine’s "Top 35 Innovators Under 35"....[continue]
Media alert: Airplanes and outer space
McGill University | September 28, 2005
Security, accidents and aviation industry on the agenda as aerospace leaders gather in Montreal...[continue]
Memorial University officially opens Inco Innovation Centre
Memorial University of Newfoundland | September 20, 2005
Today representatives of Memorial University, the provincial and federal governments and Inco Ltd. officially opened the Inco Innovation Centre, a new $17.3 million research and innovation facility located on the university’s St. John’s campus...[continue]
