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Research shows getting tough on methane could reduce warming by 0.3 C.

Research shows getting tough on methane could reduce warming by 0.3 C.

MAE Prof. Matthew Johnson says: "If we’re serious about net-zero, at any date, by 2050, the absolute first thing that has to go to zero is methane".

Visit the MAE Office – Office Hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday).

Visit the MAE Office – Office Hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday).

Beginning Monday August 23rd, our regular office business hours will be (8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday). Click for more information.

Professor Oren Petel has received funding to develop tools needed to modernize helmet evaluation.

Professor Oren Petel has received funding to develop tools needed to modernize helmet evaluation.

Masters Student Wins Best Poster Presentation Award during ETH Conference on Combustion Generated Nanoparticles

Masters Student Wins Best Poster Presentation Award during ETH Conference on Combustion Generated Nanoparticles

Jason Scott, M.A.Sc. student, won the best poster presentation award during the ETH Conference on Combustion Generated Nanoparticles which was held virtually from June 22nd to June 24th, 2021.

Fall 2021 MAE Undergraduate Course Schedule

Fall 2021 MAE Undergraduate Course Schedule

Click the link for course schedule and information on Fall 2021 MAE Undergraduate courses.

Congratulations to Grad Student Leigh Corrigall on his published manuscript

Congratulations to Grad Student Leigh Corrigall on his published manuscript

Congratulations to graduate student Leigh Corrigall who's manuscript “A Chemical Potential Probe to Determine the Solubility of Hydrogen in Metals: An Example with Copper” has been chosen as a 2020... More

New EERL Publication Details Blinded Study of Novel Airborne Methane Source Detection Technology

New EERL Publication Details Blinded Study of Novel Airborne Methane Source Detection Technology

In a new publication appearing in the prestigious journal Remote Sensing of Environment, the Energy & Emissions Research Lab (EERL) has quantitatively and transparently tested a new airborne LiDAR technology developed... More

2020-2021 Outstanding TA Award Nominees

2020-2021 Outstanding TA Award Nominees

Congratulations to the following MAE students who were nominated for a 2020-2021 Outstanding TA Award: Maryam Al Labbad MAAE 2300 Darryl Cappadocia MAAE 2001 Mitchell Collett MAAE 2300 Liam Mann... More

Reaching for the Stars Aerospace Engineering Alumna Kelsey Doerksen Dreams Bigger

Reaching for the Stars Aerospace Engineering Alumna Kelsey Doerksen Dreams Bigger

Kelsey Doerksen (BEng/17) has made her mark as a Software Engineering Intern at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab. Click to read more!

Aerospace Stream Selection

Aerospace Stream Selection

It's that time again! It is time for first year Aerospace students to begin thinking about which aerospace stream they would like to select. Click now and watch our new... More

MAE Professor Cynthia Cruickshank recipient of a 2021 CU Research Achievement Award

MAE Professor Cynthia Cruickshank recipient of a 2021 CU Research Achievement Award

Congratulations to Professor Cynthia Cruickshank who is a recipient of a 2021 Carleton University Research Achievement Award. Click the link for more information on Prof. Cruickshank's project.

MAE Contractor Instructor – Ahmad Hemami Receives Contract Instructor Teaching Innovation Grant

MAE Contractor Instructor – Ahmad Hemami Receives Contract Instructor Teaching Innovation Grant

Congratulations to MAE contractor instructor, Ahmad Hemami, in being a recipient of a 2021 Contract Instructor Innovation Grant. Click to read more.