engineering
SFU student-led team develops eco-friendly race car for upcoming international competition
November 29, 2017A cohort of Simon Fraser University students from various academic backgrounds are developing a carbon-free emission race car for the upcoming Formula SAE Electric competition being held in summer 2018. This will be the first time an SFU-based team has ever participated in the international competition. Team Phantom is currently in the process of developing an eco-friendly Formula-style race car, which they plan on using to representing SFU at the international contest being held in Lincoln, Nebraska from June 20–23, 2018. The team will be competing against 30 other universities across North America if their race car prototype is successfully…
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SFU opens up international mechatronics certification to local engineers
July 25, 2017An internationally recognized mechatronics program from a high-tech company will be opened up to local students and professionals in the province when SFU launches its first session at the Surrey campus next month. Simon Fraser University is one of three…
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SFU researchers take greenhouses to the next level
May 30, 2017SFU engineering professor Majid Bahrami, along with his research collaborators at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU), were recently awarded a $725,000 grant to take sustainable technologies to the next level. The grant was awarded by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Council…
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Gender disparities in engineering and computing science at SFU and its effects on female students
March 13, 2017The contrast in male and female representation in some SFU programs is starker than many students might have thought. For Melissa Mah, a fifth-year student in electronics engineering and co-president of SFU’s Women in Engineering, the disproportionate gender distribution in…
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SFU alumnus raises over $56,000 for Kickstarter campaign
November 28, 2016SFU alumnus Thomas Plywaczewski has a new way to customize helmets. The product is a luminescent cable that is charged by a detachable, water resistant, USB-rechargeable controller called LightMode. The cable can be put on the helmet in any pattern,…
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