Nobel Prize winner in physics Professor Donna Strickland at her lab at the University of Waterloo. Photo reprinted with permission from the University of Waterloo An op-ed article written by Niagara College’s Marc Nantel, PhD, associate vice-president Research & Innovation, was posted in Niagara’s dailies recently. It provides a local perspective of Nobel Prize in …Continue reading »
There’s a new member of the team at Niagara College’s Agriculture & Environmental Technologies Innovation Centre. It goes by the name RoamIO Jumbo, and it is an advanced, rugged land rover, able to patrol vineyard rows with ease, helping farmers increase profitability or even save their crop from damaging weather. This new addition, along with …Continue reading »
Research Associate The CFWI Innovation Research Associate will be a graduate of the Culinary Innovation and Food Technology or related program. The successful candidate will work on a variety of projects and skill‐building tasks to develop tools and resource materials for start‐up and established food and culinary partners. He or she will work on projects …Continue reading »
Where are they now?: James Turner He has gone from Legos to lasers and now James Turner has landed his first position since graduating from Niagara College, at Airbus Helicopters, a subsidiary of the global aerospace giant Airbus. The Mechanical Engineering grad was recently hired as a Manufacturing Process Engineer at the Fort Erie firm, …Continue reading »
Profile: Anusha Qureshi Coming from a family comprised mostly of doctors, Anusha Qureshi grew up assuming that she, too, would enter the medical field. That destiny would change course the more her passion for mathematics grew and eventually shift to engineering, thanks to the sway of her brother. Anusha’s decision to leave Pakistan at age …Continue reading »
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