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Global experts propose a path forward in generating clean power from waste energy
SEE professor Vincenzo Pecunia led a team of more than 100 internationally-recognized scientists in creating a comprehensive “roadmap” to guide global efforts to convert waste energy into clean power. learn more →
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Come explore SFU's Faculty of Applied Sciences
Tour labs and classrooms and learn more about our programs at SFU's Burnaby and Surrey campuses. learn more →
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Graduate students compete in 2023 Three Minute Thesis
Sustainable energy engineering MASc students, Hengameh Delbari and Yameena Naqvi, win this year's faculty heat and will be advancing to the SFU 3MT finals! learn more →
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SFU launches two new master’s programs in cybersecurity and visual computing
The Master of Cybersecurity and Master of Visual Computing programs will help SFU achieve their goal of integrating innovative education with cutting-edge research. learn more →
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SFU researchers create a promising screening tool for biomarker detection
Researchers from the SFU Nanodevice Fabrication Group are developing a new biosensor that can be used to screen for Alzheimer’s and other diseases. learn more →
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Multidisciplinary Research Advances Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies
He and his research team are currently working to develop the next generation of efficient, affordable and durable fuel cells. learn more →
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Global energy models demonstrate best use of resources
SEE professor Taco Niet and his research team are providing insights to policymakers to help them make informed decisions for human and environmental well-being. learn more →
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SFU students to develop zero-emissions retrofit for Stanley Park Train
SEE students are collaborating with CityStudio Vancouver and the City of Vancouver to electrify the Stanley Park Train. This project recently won first place at CityStudio’s bi-annual HUBBUB showcase. learn more →
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SFU engineering students create technology to optimize brace design to help children with scoliosis
Meet the students who are developing a pressure-sensing system to help children who have scoliosis. The team recently won “Best Overall Project” at the 2022 ICAMES competition. learn more →
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Mechatronics professor receives 2022 Convening & Collaborating award from Health Research BC
Professor Carolyn Sparrey from the School of Mechatronic Systems Engineering is the recipient of the 2022 Convening & Collaborating award from Michael Smith Health Research B.C. learn more →