News from the department of Chemical Engineering

Class of ’75 alumnus, Leo Yasuchenko, was a generous supporter of education who entrusted his legacy to the leaders in Engineering who know what today’s students need.

The funding through the Government of Canada’s New Frontiers in Research Fund (NFRF) will advance renewable energy and post-pandemic recovery research.

Looming climate goals and the swelling demand for renewable energy mean advancements in the creation and storage of low-carbon electricity are more critical than ever.

The test provides accurate results in an hour or less without the need for accessories or a power source.

Noelle is a member of the process engineering team at BioMarin Pharmaceuticals, where she focuses on the equipment- and process-related elements of drug manufacturing.

Melissa currently works for Natural Resources Canada, where she assesses strategies for mitigating climate change and moving towards a more sustainable economy.

Ugonwa Echendu helps clients identify and develop solutions to their organizational challenges. 

The partnership aims to revolutionize the agriculture industry with the invention of a new spray that gives plants the power to self-heal.

Ahmed Moussa and Kyle Jackson were listed among 166 recipients of the highly prestigious scholarship program in the country for PhD students.

Each of the Vanier Scholars will receive $50,000 a year, for up to three years.

The joint initiative led by McMaster University and the University of Waterloo is a land-based experiential learning approach to science and engineering.