Engineering Students Innovative Projects
Jes煤s Gonzalez Navidad
What if your clothes, backpack or even an umbrella could generate electricity? At Dal Engineering, Jes煤s Gonzalez Navidad is exploring how flexible, upcycled fabrics could become the next generation of solar technology.
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Capstone Project
Is it possible to use engineering to help fix a heart? At Dal Engineering, students are combining coding, electronics and biomedical research to explore new possibilities for treating heart conditions.
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Koushika Kumaresan
Could chicken manure help power the future? At Dal Engineering, students and researchers are exploring how agricultural waste can become a source of clean energy.
Concrete Canoe Team
There are so many opportunities to gain hands-on experience outside of the classroom. Our Concrete Canoe Team is a great example. This year, students designed and built an 18-foot canoe made of concrete and raced it at the Canadian National Concrete Canoe Competition.
Capstone 2
A group of Dal Engineering students teamed up with a local engineering firm to explore how to save a historic Cape Breton lighthouse as part of their end-of-year Capstone project. It鈥檚 just one example of how Capstone gives students the opportunity to take on real-world engineering challenges and put their skills to work.
Robotics Competition
Third-year electrical engineering students were given a handful of materials, a small budget and a challenge: design and build an autonomous robot that could compete against their classmates.