Amy Wu with robot dog Spot at Ingenuity Labs

Blending biomechanics and robotics, Amy Wu builds knowledge to improve human mobility

Mechanical and Materials Engineering researcher Amy Wu investigates how people walk, building knowledge that can lead to the development of robots that can help people with disabilities.

partnership aims to improve the occupational health of cotton textile crafters

Burkina Faso partnership aims to improve the occupational health of cotton textile crafters

In partnership with Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo in Burkina Faso, a Mechanical and Materials Engineering team is helping traditional weavers improve occupational health.

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Majid Pahlevani, a researcher in Electrical and Computer Engineering, and collaborators at Harvard University discovered a new technique to enhance state-of-the-art microscopes, allowing an increase in image resolution, while also making 3-D microscopic imaging possible.

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Driving Curiosity Forward: the Queen's Engineering Strategic Plan

Covering three areas of impact, “Driving Curiosity Forward” redefines the mandate of this leading engineering school.

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Engineers Canada names Keith Pilkey an EDI Leader
May 12, 2022

Engineers Canada polled its “30 by 30 Champions” network and subsequently deemed 13 individuals EDI Champions, a distinction that includes Keith Pilkey, Professor and Head of the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering...
Blending biomechanics and robotics, Amy Wu builds knowledge to improve human mobility
May 05, 2022

Mechanical and Materials Engineering researcher Amy Wu investigates how people walk, building knowledge that can lead to the development of robots that can help people with disabilities...
In Burkina Faso, a Queen’s Engineering partnership aims to improve the occupational health of cotton textile crafters
April 28, 2022

In partnership with Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo in Burkina Faso, a Mechanical and Materials Engineering team is helping traditional weavers improve occupational health...
Student "EngWell" campaign improves health and wellness
April 28, 2022

The two-month campaign, which ran March to April, facilitated student health and wellness initiatives while it transformed spaces inside Beamish-Munro Hall into a unique and interactive wellness retreat...
Indigenous and Black Engineering and Technology (IBET) PhD project launches information hub
April 07, 2022

The engineering faculties of each participating university of the Indigenous and Black Engineering and Technology (IBET) PhD Project have launched an information hub, ibetphd.ca, which articulates the purpose, structure, and goals of the initiative...
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