Akanksha Bhurtel’s homeland of Nepal inspired her engineering studies
Doctoral student wants to strengthen soils with the help of biological substances.
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Parisa Najmi aims to preserve Earth’s health and wellbeing
Engineering doctoral student’s research focuses on conserving valuable metals and reducing pollution from corrosion inhibitors.
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Postdoc Spotlight: Dr. Peiman Azarsa
Dr. Peiman Azarsa is a current UBC Okanagan Mitacs postdoctoral fellow working in the School of Engineering.
Haile Woldesellasse wants to give back in many ways
Doctoral student aims to support other young researchers while developing sustainable infrastructure for society.
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Haile Woldesellasse wants to give back in many ways
Doctoral student aims to support other young researchers while developing sustainable infrastructure for society.
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Ilija Hristovski is reaching for the stars
Engineering doctoral student hopes to become an astronaut and help solve some of society’s pressing issues.
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Chadia Uwamahoro is helping Rwanda rebuild
UBCO doctoral student in civil engineering wants to write a building code for her home nation—from the ground up.
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UBCO engineers examine drinking water management strategies
Climate change, economic sustainability can impact water distribution systems
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Ultrasonic sensors can safeguard residential gas lines
UBCO researchers create high-tech system to detect gas leaks
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