UBC Physics and Astronomy Associate Professor and Spokesperson for LIGO gravitational wave observatory, Jess McGiver, gives the keynote presentation at the 2024 Project Fair and Alumni Night.
Students Noha Dolter (left), George Xu (center), and Joe Thurston (right), showcase the enhanced performance of an air hockey robot as EngPhys Program Director Andre Marziali (left) and BC Genome Sciences Engineering Director Robin Coope look on.
L - R: Nika Martinussen, Forest Sun, Lauren Halloway, (in the automated chair) and Chloe Benko-Prieur
ENPH 459 students Reese Critchlow, Henry Mullock, Armaan Randhawa, and Christian Turpin build a miniaturized version of the giant Exosapien “mech” developed by Jonathan Tippett.
Winners of the 2024 Edward G. Auld Prize, (L to R) Andrew Chen, Kevin Lin, James Seto, and Quinn Ferbers (not shown), stand in front of their ultrasonic holography project.
ENPH 459 teammates Anqi Xu, Emily Muller, Margaret Lee, and Lauryn Lee showcase their integration of a 3D imaging camera and collaborative robot (“cobot”) arm to improve accuracy in transcranial magnetic stimulation of deep neural tissue.
Engineering Physics celebrate a first place finish in the annual UBC Engineering students' competitions comprising E-Week
UBC Engineering Physics is the ideal program for those who strive to invent new devices, advance science and pursue careers at the leading edge of high-technology, both locally and internationally.
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