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A signing ceremony held on Nov. 7, 2022 transferred ministerial responsibilities and liabilities to the AFNWA for the development and delivery of water and wastewater services to participating First Nations. (Provided photos, unless otherwise noted)

Dalhousie Engineering researcher Dr. Amina Stoddart is leading the charge in transforming wastewater treatment using UV LED lights.

A Capstone team of chemical engineering students help a local clean tech company turn waste into innovation

Since opening their doors in 2017, 2 Crows Brewing Co has been on a mission to decrease their carbon footprint. As part of that commitment, the Halifax company is now sourcing 95 per cent of its ingredients locally.

“Global warming is becoming a bigger and bigger issue and I believe that in the future If a company is not sustainable, they won’t survive,” says the senior year Dalhousie Industrial Engineering student.

Ushaan Hindolia first learned about the concept of the Iron Ring during his second year of engineering at Dalhousie University. As an international student, the ring’s deep tradition and symbolism fascinated him.

The proud recipient of the Schulich Leaders Scholarship, the vibrant and dynamic student is now in the second year of her electrical engineering degree. With a keen desire to make a lasting impact, Ahmed hopes to do more than merely create waves in the field of engineering.

A new lab established at Dalhousie this week has partnered with a local energy provider to explore applications of hydrogen that could assist Nova Scotia in its efforts to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

Fourth year Industrial Engineering student Elisabet Astatkie reflects on how ILA has changed and impacted her engineering experience

Dalhousie Masters of Structural Engineering student partners with CBCL Limited on a project to assess and enhance the robustness of bridges across the Maritime region.