• Engineering student developing models to help inform reintroduction of elective surgeries following pandemic
  July 10, 2020, 12:00 PM
  A Dalhousie Industrial Engineering grad student is working with Nova Scotia Health (NSH) to explore how elective surgeries could be reintroduced in the wake of a pandemic.
  
• Engineering Capstone Project supporting patients with collapsed lungs
  July 6, 2020, 12:00 PM
  A group of students from Dalhousie’s Department of Mechanical Engineering are developing a novel device to help patients who have experienced a pneumothorax, also known as a collapsed lung.
  
• Engineering students helping children conquer fear of MRIs
  July 6, 2020, 12:00 PM
  Four Mechanical Engineering students from Dalhousie University have teamed up with the IWK Health Center in Halifax to develop a new MRI simulator to help children conquer their fear of getting an MRI.
  
• Engineering researchers utilize expertise in COVID‑19 pandemic
  May 25, 2020, 12:00 PM
  An interdisciplinary team based out of the Faculty of Engineering is combining their expertise to create 3D-printed face shields for front-line healthcare workers.
  
• Engineering student eager to build community spirit amid COVID‑19 Pandemic
  May 20, 2020, 12:00 PM
  Engineering student Kirk Drabble is determined to maintain the Sexton community in these unprecedented times.
  

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• Grad Profile: Empowering the next generation of female engineers
  Civil Engineering student Sara Evely has served as an inspiration to her fellow female classmates as president of the Women in Engineering Society and to younger women considering careers in STEM.
  
• Shields up: Dal labs collaborate on 3D‑printed face shield for health‑care workers
  An interdisciplinary team from the Faculty of Engineering has been working with colleagues at the Nova Scotia Health Authority to develop a successful, made-in-Atlantic-Canada prototype for a face shield — one of the most critical pieces protective equipment used by front-line health-care workers.