News and Events
Memorial launches Dennis Forgeron Award in Mechanical Engineering
A new award that will honour the memory of a deceased alumnus will be launched on Friday, May 18 by Memorial University's Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. [Read more]
Memorial Engineering welcomes Canadian Catalysis Lectureship Award recipient
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science is pleased to host Dr. Ajay K. Dalai for a presentation on Friday, May 18. [Read more]
Memorial celebrates National award winner
Laura Pittman, a fifth-year mechanical engineering student at Memorial University, will be honoured as the recipient of the 2011 Co-op Student of the Year Award on Thursday, May, 17. [Read more]
Provincial budget supports Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science expansion
Support for core science infrastructure planning at Memorial University and new funding for its Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science were among the highlights of the recent provincial budget, according to the institution's president, Dr. Gary Kachanoski. [Read more]
Scholarship available for graduate students interested in resource development
Applications are now being accepted for the Special Scholarships for Students to Pursue Graduate Studies in the Sciences Related to Resource Development. [Read more]
Dean of Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science appointed
Dr. Greg Naterer has been appointed the new dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Memorial University. [Read more]
Memorial's marine safety expertise featured in Discovery Channel Titanic coverage
The Discovery Channel recently sent a team of producers and videographers to Memorial University to learn more about how the sinking of the Titanic 100 years ago continues to influence life today, particularly with respect to research that improves safety at sea. [Read more]
Memorial University marks Titanic centennial
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science features prominently in Memorial University's marking of the 100-year anniversary of the historic sinking of the Titanic. [Read more]
Preparing for harsh conditions
The Arctic is poised to be a strategic location of research and industrial activity in the near future, making a project such as Sustainable Technology for Polar Ships and Structures (Steps2) a valuable and essential piece of research. [Read more]
Memorial Engineering leads research into harsh ocean environments
The province's knowledge and technological capacity for ships and offshore structures operating in harsh ocean environments is about to be strengthened with the launch of a research program within the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. [Read more]
Angus Bruneau Student LIFE Program
Applications are now being accepted for the 2012-13 Angus Bruneau Student Leadership and Innovation Fund in Engineering Program.
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2011 Benchmarks published
The Spring 2011 edition of Benchmarks has been published and can be enjoyed online. [Read more]
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