Impact Oct 2013 - Ryerson University

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STUDENT SUCCESS

AWARDS AND COMPETITIONS

AMERICANCONCRETEINSTITUTECOMPETITION

Congratulations to the civil engineering third-yearundergraduate students who were runners-up in theAmerican Concrete Institute (ACI) competition. The teamconsisted of Mahmoud Al-Fayez, Osama Al-Mohammedi,Motasem Aljawhary and Muaawia Janoudy working underthe technical advisor, Dr. Medhat Shehata. Teams werechallenged to give a recommendation on producing a 100 x40 foot concrete slab on-grade with minimum shrinkage andsubmit their recommendation in a report to the ConstructionLiaison Committee. The teams recommendations includeda optimized mix design incorporating a shrinkage reducingadmixture that was economic, easy to use, and effectiveenough for the application.

NORMANESCHENGINEERINGINNOVATIONANDENTREPRENEURSHIPAWARDS

Congratulations to the undergraduate and graduatestudents who received Norman Esch EngineeringInnovation and Entrepreneurship Awards in the secondround of the competition!

Mahmoud Sayed Ahmed (PhD, Civil Engineering)Heather Aitken (Mechanical Engineering)Bryan Bonnici (Electrical Engineering)

Brien East (Aerospace Engineering)Klever Freire (Electrical Engineering)Dan Hughi (Civil Engineering)Sinthuran Jegatheeswaran (Chemical Engineering)

Anna Leshchenko (Electrical Engineering)Peyman Moeini (Biomedical Engineering)Hariish Nanthakumar (Biomedical Engineering)Seyed Nourbakhsh (Chemical Engineering)Danny Porthiyas (Electrical Engineering)Mohammad Ebrahim Poulad (PhD, MechanicalEngineering)Mehrnaz Skokrollahi (PhD, Electrical Engineering)Matthew Tokarik (MASc, Building Science)

2013 TORONTOURBANDESIGNCOMPETITION

FEAS architectural science students won Awards of Meriin the 2013 Toronto Urban Design competition, studenprojects category. The undergraduate group project AnArchitecture of Civility was the joint effort of approximately400 architectural science students in all years (working inteams of 12 14 ) who acted as Citizen Architects, undethe direction of Prof. George Kapelos, along with Master oArchitecture students acting as Community Voices, TeamFacilitators and Project Coordinators, and ArchitecturaScience faculty members acting as Design ChampionsMaster of Architecture student Melody Taghi-Poor alsoreceived an award for her project In Search of Place. Heproject supervisor was Prof. Masha Etkind.

Image of the viewing platform from Melody Taghi-Poorsproject.

STAFF SUCCESS

APPOINTMENTS

DISTINGUISHEDVISITINGFELLOW

Former member of Parliament and Ryerson mechnica

engineering alumnus Omar Alghabra has been appointedas a distinguished visiting fellow in FEAS. He will developindustry parterships, create a mentoring program foengineering students and facilitate a seminar/lecture seriesfor students. For the full article, please seehttp://ryerson.ca/ryersontoday/data/news/2013/09/20130913

alghabra.html.


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FACULTY SUCCESS

APPOINTMENTS

ASSISTANTPROFESSOR

Dr. Goetz Bramesfeld has joined Ryerson as an AssistantProfessor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering.His research interest is applied aerodynamcis and aircraftdesign with a primary focus on small unmanned aerial

vehicles. He is currently investigating nonconventialight manoeuvers that are possible with this relativelynew category of aircraft, for example the challenges andopportunities of ight in a highly gusty environment. Otherrecent research projects include autonomous soaring onplanet Uranus and performance predictions of blue whales.Prior to joining Ryerson, Dr. Bramesfeld was an Assistant

Professor at Saint LouisUniversity in Missouri.Before that, he completedhis graduate work atPennsylvania StateUniversity. His hobby isying sailplanes. New toOntario, Dr. Bramesfeld,his wife and two sons arelooking forward to manyfun canoe and hikingtrips.

ASSISTANTPROFESSOR

The Department of Civil Engineering welcomes Dr. SerhanGuner, who has joined FEAS as an Assistant Professor.Dr Guner has research interests in nonlinear analysisof concrete structures, shear effects in concrete, andstructural dynamics and response to impact, blast and

earthquake loads. Prior tojoining Ryerson, Dr. Gunerworked as a practicingstructural engineer forve years at MorrisonHersheld, in addition toteaching at the Universityof Toronto as an AdjunctProfessor. He received hisPhD from the University ofToronto in 2008. Dr. Gunerenjoys high-intensity cardioworkouts, nutritious foodand traveling.

ASSOCIATEPROFESSOR

Dr. Stephen Waldman has joined FEAS as an AssociateProfessor in the Department of Chemical Engineeringwith research interests in cartilage tissue engineering andthe surgical repair of cartilage for both orthopaedic andotolaryngologic applications. His current projects focus onthe resurfacing of damaged joint cartilage in the knee andthe reconstruction of the ear and trachea. Dr. Waldman isalso an Associate Scientist of the Li Ka Shing KnowledgeInstitute of St. Michaels Hospital where his laboratoryis located. Prior to joining Ryerson, Dr. Waldman wasan Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair aQueens University for the last ten years, and a recentVisiting Professor at theBioengineering Departmentof the University of California,Berkeley. Dr. Waldmandid his post-doctoral and

graduate training at severalinstitutions includingMount Sinai Hospital, theUniversity of Toronto,Dalhousie University andQueens University. Heenjoys traveling, music andspending time with his wifeand two girls.

CANADIANREMOTESENSINGSOCIETYEXECUTIVE

Dr. Ahmed Shaker (Civil Engineering) has been electedas an Executive of the Canadian Remote Sensing SocietyHe was also elected as the Co-Chair of the WorkingGroup IV Commission VII in the International Society ofPhotogrammetry and Remote Sensing for 2012-2016Information on the Society is available athttp://crss-sct.ca/index.php.

SUBJECTEDITOR

Dr. Farhad Ein-Mozaffari (Chemical Engineering) has been

appointed as the subject editor of the prestigious journalChemical Engineering Research and Design, published byElsevier.

TEACHINGCHAIR

Dr. Medhat Shehata (Civil Engineering) was appointed theTeaching Chair for FEAS. The TeachingChair program isa university-wide initiative that began in 2010 to cultivateand promote teaching excellence and enhance the studenlearning experience. This inuential position reects theimportance of teaching and learning in FEAS.
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AWARDS

METSOCAWARD

Congratulations to Dr. Ravi Ravindran (Mechanical andIndustrial Engineering) who received the 2013 MetSocAward for Research Excellence from the Metallurgy andMaterials Society (MetSoc) of the Canadian Institute ofMining and Metallurgy and Petroleum. Dr. Ravindran waspresented with the award in Montreal on July 8.

GRANTS

Congratulations to all our grant winners!

CANADAFOUNDATIONFORINNOVATION

Dr. Joseph Chow (Civil Engineering) received closeto $78,000 for the project Testbed for Cyber-PhysicalUrban Logistics Systems. The project was co-funded withapproximately $78,000 from the Ministry of Research andInnovation and close to $37,500 through the CFI Leaders

Opportunity program.

NSERC

CRDPROGRAM

Dr. Xavier Fernando (Electrical and Computer Engineering)received $200,000 from NSERC and $100,000 from theindustry partner PBE Canada Inc. for the project Green,Hybrid Communication Network for Localization inUnderground Mines.

Dr. Xavier Fernando (Electrical and Computer Engineering)obtained close to $130,000 for the project WirelessPerformance Monitoring of Plug-in Electric Vehicules.

Dr. Ling Guan (Electrical and Computer Engineering)secured $400,000 for the project An Intelligent RenderingFramework for Adaptive Mixed Reality Applications onCanadas Historic Heritage Sites. Dr. Guan will work withthree post-doctorate fellows and industry partner AWECompany Limited.

Dr. Ramani Ramakrishnan (Architectural Science)obtained $35,000 for the project Effects of the installationof wind turbines in the West Lincoln Township of NiagaraRegion and will work with the Regional Municipality ofNiagara.

Dr. Shudong Yu (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)received approximately $135,000. Dr. Yu and threestudents will work with industry partner Candu Energy Inc.on the project Modelling vibration of 37-element CANDU

fuel string in an aged pressure tube.

ENGAGEPROGRAM

Dr. Alagan Anpalagan (Electrical and ComputerEngineering) received $25,000 for the project WirelessSensor based Real-time Data Acquisition and StateAnalysis in a Machining System. He will work with industrypartner Mtech Limited.

Dr. Bhole Sanjiwan (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)obtained $24,500 for the project Characterization andoptimization of ceramic coatings for industrial furnaceenvironments. The industry partner is Furnace MineraProducts Inc.

Dr. Joon Chung (Aerospace Engineering) receivedapproximately $24,000 for the project Development oIntegrated Flight Data Generation System for FlightscapeInsightTM and will work with industry partner CAEFlightscape.

Dr. Seth Dworkin (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)obtained $25,000 for the project A Smart Manifold forGround Source Heat Pump Applications.

Dr. Mohammed Kianoush (Civil Engineering) obtained$25,000 for the project Response of liquid storage steetanks under wind load.

Dr. Jinyuan Liu (Civil Engineering) received $25,000 forthe project Long-term deformation performance of earthdams on marine clays.

Dr. Hua Lu (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)received $25,000 for the project Reliability study for beoptic sensor element and packaging. The industry partneis QPS Photronics Inc.

Dr. Russell Richman (Architectural Science) obtained$25,000 for the project Validation of an Enhanced HeatPump Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) Numerical Model in

a Cold Climate Using Measured Field Data and Simulation.The project partner is Vanderwesten Rutherford Mantecon

Dr. Scott Tsai (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)secured $25,000 for the project Magnetic pre-concentrationof arsenic nanoparticles in water for detection with portablespectroscopy. Real Tech Inc. is the industry partner forthe project.


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Dr. Mark Towler (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)obtained $25,000 for the project A glass-based carrier forbone morphogenetic proteins. Induce Biologics Inc. is theindustry partner.

MITACSINC.

INDUSTRIALCONTRIBUTIONANDFEDERALAND

PROVINCIALMATCHINGFUNDSDr. Alan Fung (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)secured $15,000 for the project Analysis and Evaluationof Heathwood Green Home. He will work with internSamira Zare Mohazabieh and industry partner, HeathwoodHomes.

Dr. Shudong Yu (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)received approximately $11,000. Intern, Bryan Hudsonand several industry partners will work on the projectBridging the Gap Health and Safety Engineering

Student Teaching Modules.

NCE: AUTO21INC.

CONNECTCANADAINTERNSHIP

Dr. Alagan Anpalagan (Electrical and ComputerEngineering) received $100,000 for the project Researchand Development of Wireless Sensor Network for WaterLeak Monitoring and Reporting. He will work with internLutful Karim and industry partner Penguin EngineeringSystems.

Dr. Matthew Kyan (Electrical and Computer Engineering)received $30,000 for the project Scene localisationand pose tracking for immersive mobile vistas. InternsSiddharthkumar Patel, Yimng Qian and Laura Thomas willwork as the research assistants. AWE Company Ltd. isthe industry partner.

Dr. Russell Richman (Architectural Science) secured$10,000 for the project Towards a Standardization ofBuilding Envelope Performance Evaluation Terminology.The project partner is RBS Consulting Engineering GroupInc. and the intern is Matthew Tokarik.

ONTARIOCENTRESOFEXCELLENCEINC.

MARKETREADINESSPROGRAM

Drs. Seth Dworkin and Wey Leong (Mechanical andIndustrial Engineering) received $50,000 for the projectHybrid Geothermal Optimization Software Company.

Dr. Khaled Sennah (Civil Engineering) securedapproximately $45,000 for the project VibrationCharacteristics and Ultimate Strength of a Cold-formedSteel iSPAN Twin-Joist System with Utility Web-holes.The industry partner is I Span Systems LP.

TECHNICALPROBLEMSOLVINGPROGRAM

Dr. Hua Lu (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)received approximately $25,000 for the project Testing andanalysis for advanced BGA assembly bending reliability.The industry partner is Celestica International Inc.

Dr. Russell Richman (Architectural Science) received closeto $25,000 for the project Towards a Standardization oBuilding Envelope Performance Evaluation Terminology.

Dr. Lian Zhao (Electrical and Computer Engineering)received close to $25,000 for the project Battery Powered

HVAC. The industrial partner for this project is RigMastePower.

SIMENTITINC.

Dr. Ling Guan (Electrical and Computer Engineering)obtained $80,000 for the project An Intelligent Cloud-basedMobile Augmented Reality Framework with Applications toMarketing and Advertising under the Industrial Researchand Development program.

MINISTRYOFTRANSPORTATION

HIGHWAYINFRASTRUCTUREINNOVATION

FUNDINGPROGRAM

Dr. Medhat Shehata (Civil Engineering) received close to$29,000 for the project Towards Sustainable and GreenConcrete Structures: A Study on Ways to Extend theService Life of Concrete Structures Containing ReactiveAggregate, and their Potential Recycling after Demolition.

2013 DEANSSRESEARCHFUND

BOOSTER

Congratulations to the faculty who won awards of $10,000for their projects:

Dr. Habiba Bougherara (Mechanical and IndustriaEngineering) for the project New Nanocomposite Materialsfor Bone Repair Applications.

Dr. Bassam Jubran (Aerospace Engineering) for theproject Effects and Control of Blockage of Depositions onFilm Cooling of Gas Turbine Blades.


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Dr. Ali Lohi (Chemical Engineering) for the projectFundamentals of In-situ Heavy Oil Recovery - Impactof Solvent & Heat in Mobilization and Augmentation ofDiffusion, Dispersion.

Dr. Reza Sedaghat (Electrical and Computer Engineering)for the project Multi objective Design Space Explorationand Multi Parametric Optimized Architectural Synthesis.

Dr. Bo Tan (Aerospace Engineering) for the project Novel3-dimensional nano-structured bioactive materials (Nano-SBM) for bio-sensing and regenerative treatment.

Dr. Simant Upreti (Chemical Engineering) for the projectDetermination of Concentration-Dependent, Multi-Component Diffusion, and Optimal Control of Heavy OilRecovery Methods.

CONNECTORCongratulations to the faculty who obtained funding towork on projects with industry partners:

Dr. Javad Alirezaie (Electrical and Computer Engineering)secured $10,000 for the project Medical Image DenoisingUsing Dictionary Learning In Sparse Domain. Dr. Alirezaiewill work with colleagues in Massachusetts GeneralHospital and Saskatoon Health Region Royal UniversityHospital.

Dr. Ramdhane Dhib (Chemical Engineering) received$5,000 for the project Process Model Development andOptimization of IT equipment cooling systems and willwork with Cloud Dynamics Inc.

Dr. Farhad Ein-Mozaffari (Chemical Engineering) received$10,000 for the project To Characterize and Optimize theAlgae Growth inside the Photobioreactor in the Productionof the Biofuel through Tomography. Pond BiofuelsCompany is the industry partner.

Dr. Xavier Fernando (Electrical and Computer Engineering)secured $10,000 for the project Advancement of ActiveRFID for Underground Mines. Dr. Fernando will work withindustry partner Peytech Inc.

Dr. Mark Gorgolewski (Architectural Science) received$10,000 for the project Establishing Learning Protocolsfrom Green Buildings. The industry partner is StantecInternational Institute for the Sustainable Built Environment(Canada Chapter).

Dr. Patrick Neumann (Mechanical and IndustriaEngineering) received $10,000 for the project The VirtuaNursing Unit Project: Using Agent-Based Simulation toEnhance Nurse and Patient Outcomes. The industrypartner is Toronto General Hospital.

Dr. Kaamran Raahemifar (Electrical and ComputerEngineering) obtained $10,000 for the project Application

of Wireless Sensors for Body Area Networks. The industrypartner is Bionik Labs.

Dr. Russell Richman (Architectural Science) secured$10,000 for the project Promoting Household ElectricityConservation in the City of Toronto. The industry partneris Toronto Hydro Electric System Ltd.

Prof. Vera Straka (Architectural Science) gained $10,000for the project Residential Energy Conservation withAggregated Real-Time Feedback and will work withindustry partner 2D2C Research and Development.

Dr. Sharareh Taghipour (Mechanical and IndustriaEngineering) obtained $10,000 for the project CreatingHigh Reliability in Healthcare by Reducing Surgical andMedication Errors. The industry partner is the Institutefor Safe Medication Practices Canada (a member of theUniversity Health Network).

Dr. Mark Towler (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)

gained $10,000 for the project Chemotherapeutic BoneAdhesives for Skeletal Applications and will work withindustry partner Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital.

Dr. Krishnan Venkatakrishnan (Mechanical and IndustriaEngineering) obtained $10,000 for the projectAmorphous silicon for arresting cancer cells. The industrypartner is Ridgewood Research.

Dr. Andy Gean Ye (Electrical and Computer Engineering)obtained $10,000 for the project Using Recongurable

Fabrics to Reduce the Design Cost of SOCs. The industrypartner is AMD Markham.

Dr. Shudong Yu (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)received $5,000 for the project Modelling vibration of37-element CANDU fuel string in an aged pressure tube.The project partner is Candu Energy Inc.

Dr. Lian Zhao (Electrical and Computer Engineering)gained $4,000 for the project Active Noise Cancellation(ANC) inside Aircraft Cabin and will work with industry

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STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

ST. MICHAELSHOSPITAL

The agreement with St. Michaels Hospital for use ofresearch space in the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institutehas been nalized. FEAS faculty, Drs. Dae Kun Hwangand Stephen Waldman (Chemical Engineering), SriKrishnan, Beau Standish and Karthi Umpathy (Electricaland Computer Engineering), and Habiba Bougherara,Mark Towler and Scott Tsai (Mechanical and IndustrialEngineering) were previously appointed as associateprofessors with St. Michaels Hospital and will haveresearch facilities there. A tour of the common researchfacilities took place on September 19.

KARLSRUHEUNIVESITY

Representatives from Karlsruhe Univesity of AppliedSciences in Germany visited Ryerson to renew its doubledegree exchange agreement on September 13. Prior to

the signing, the representatives visited FEAS to tour theCentre for Urban Energy and review groundbreakingresearch by Drs. Ling Guan and Sri Krishnans (Electricaland Computer Engineering) graduate students, amongother activities.

(Left to right) President, Dr. Karl-Heinz Meisel and dean,

Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology,Dr. Ulrich Grnhaupt, and FEAS graduate students YashodhanAthavale and Mehrnaz Shokrollahi watch Basmel Al-Saaddemonstrate the recording of biosignals.

NORTHWESTERNPOLYTECHNICALUNIVERSITY

Delegates from Northwestern Polytechnical University in China visited FEAS on September 6. Dr. John Enright (AerospaceEngineering) presented on the Facultys programs, research, initiatives, and support mechanisms available to faculty andstudents. The agreement facilitates joint research and the exchange of academic and research staff or graduate students.

Interim associate dean, Dr. John Enright (fourth from right), FEAS faculty members and the NorthwesternPolytechnical University delegates at the start of the FEAS tour.


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FACULTY IN THE NEWS

COUNTRYHOUSETOUR

Globe and Mail featured Rush guitarist Alex Lifesonscountry house. Prof. Dimitri Papatheodorou (ArchitecturalScience) was the architect for the house. Please see thearticle http://bit.ly/158OJ0J.

INTERNATIONALMINDSMegha Tak (India) appeared on CTV Canada AM to speakabout the capture and analysis of biomedical signals tohelp identify the presence of abnormalities. Taks projectsupervisor was Dr. Sri Krishnan and her involvementwas sponsored through Mitacs Globalink program. Thisprogram pairs top-ranked undergraduate students andCanadian universities for a 12-week research project.Please see the video http://bit.ly/19hnDqt.

POWER ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

MASTERSDEGREE

The Times of Indiafeatured an article on the new MEngcourse in power engineering and management that isbeing jointly administered by Ryerson University andAnna University. See the article at http://bit.ly/18Dg2QY.

SMARTGRIDLABORATORY

The creation of a new Schneider Electric Smart GridLaboratory is the focus of several articles given that theuniversity laboratory is the rst of its kind in Canada. The

partnership announced earlier by the Government ofOntario, in partnership with the Centre of Urban Energywas the focus of a meeting on September 24. TheElectrical Line Magazine article can be viewed athttp://electricalline.com/schneider-electric-and-ryerson-

university-team-create-first-smart-grid-university-laboratory-

canada.

SUCCESSINWELDINGSTEELS

Dr. Daolun Chens (Mechanical and Industrial Engineering)project Laser Welding and Durability of Advanced

High Strength Steels was featured in AutoInnovationsmagazine. Dr. Chen is leading a multi-institutionalproject to address the challenges of welding steels whilstmaintaining durability and physical advantages. Readabout the project successes at http://bit.ly/1dsnQKH.

NOTICES

DEANSTRAVELFUND

Applications for the Deans Travel Fund will now beaccepted online via the Research Information System(RIS). The application deadline has been extendedto October 30 and applications can only be submittedelectronically. If you have any questions, please contacXue-Li Robinson, telephone 416-979-5000, ext.4927email [email protected] or seewww.ryerson.ca/feas/facstaff/travelfund/index.html.

DUPONTSTUDENTDESIGNCOMPETITION

Ryerson Architectural Science students are eligible toenter the Dupont Student Design Competition, that closeson October 31. For more information, please visithttp://dupontstripstudentcompetition.com.

GRADUATE OPEN HOUSE AND RESEARCH

SYMPOSIUM

Coming soon! FEAS will be hosting a Graduate OpenHouse and Research Symposium on November 15Please keep an eye out onwww.ryerson.ca/feas/newsandevents/events/index.html.

GRANTS

A list of grant opportunities is available atryerson.ca/research/services/funding/index.html. A new grantprogram, NSERC Engage Plus, that builds upon any

completed Engage Grant project, is accepting applicationsuntil February 3, 2014. For more information, pleasecontact Galina Maliouta at telephone 416-979-5000, ext7287 or email [email protected].

GTAAPROJECTSINPROJECTGREEN

GTAA Projects in Project Green announced a number ofseminars, training and debates on energy, water, wastesustainability, etc. onwww.partnersinprojectgreen.com/component/jnews.

IEEE POWER AND ENERGY SOCIETY AND CUE

SMARTGRIDTECHNOLOGYSEMINAR

The Centre for Urban Energy and IEEE Power and EnergySociety - Toronto Chapter are hosting the seminar SmarGrid Technology by Anurag K Srivastava (Director, SmartGrid Demonstration and Research Investigation LabWashington State University). The seminar will be held onOctober 10, at 6:00 p.m. in the Peter Bronfman LearningCentre (7th Floor, Heaslip House).
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NSERCGRANTAPPLICATIONSUPPORT

The Research and Innovation Ofce is offering internalreviews of faculty members NSERC Discovery Grants(DG) applications for the current competition. Interestedfaculty should e-mail [email protected].

The Ofce of the Vice-President, Research and Innovationis offering assistance for researchers who are intending tosubmit applications to the current NSERC DG competition.Assistance with the DG budget and budget justicationstarted October 1, and internal administrative reviewsof NSERC DG applications will take place up to October30. For more information, please contact Susan Haggistelephone 416-979-5000, ext. 4179 or [email protected].

NORMANESCHAWARDS

Applications are being accepted for the Norman Esch

Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship Awards.The deadline is October 18. For more information, pleaseseewww.ryerson.ca/feas/current/scholarships/eschawards.

STALINBOCTORGRADUATINGSTUDENTAWARD

FEAS students who have demonstrated nancial needand academic excellence in their fourth year of studiescan apply for the Stalin Boctor Graduating Student Award.The deadline is October 7 and the application criteria andselection guidelines are available atwww.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/awards/facultywide/index.

html#engineer.

TSAACONFERENCE

The Toronto Students for the Advancement of Aerospacewill be hosting the Do-It-Yourself Innovator AerospaceConference from October 25-27. For more information,please visit http://tsaa.net.

CALL FOR NEWSLETTERSUBMISSIONS

The next edition of iMPACT will be published in winter.Please send success stories, grant, award and competitionnotices to [email protected].
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