15 November 2022
The UC Mech Engineering Department recognizes the contributions made by staff and students in NZ COVID-19 report
10 November 2022
The first group of University of Canterbury (UC) students minoring in Aerospace Engineering got off to a flying start with the design of new long-range business jet concepts.
08 November 2022
Recent PhD graduate Michael Coe advances research into Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
27 October 2022
UC biomedical engineering student Katherine Ellis and supervisor Dr Rachel Wood share insights into endometriosis research
03 October 2022
Professor Emeritus Keith Alexander recounts the highlights of a distinguished career.
27 September 2022
A solid friendship has helped a group of Christchurch students who met in high school make it through their undergraduate degrees.
20 September 2022
Mechanical Engineering PhD student Josie Dixon has won the Best Free Paper award at the College of Intensive Care Medicine Australia-New Zealand (CICM) Annual Scientific Meeting.
20 September 2022
UC Undergrad Teams Gather for Preliminary Rounds of the Warman Competition
06 September 2022
UC Mechanical Engineering student Jennifer Berry provides insight into her experience with the prestigious Brookes Owens Fellowship
19 August 2022
MBIE has granted $1.1 million in funding to University of Canterbury researchers to develop a hyper-realistic virtual therapy avatar to help high-functioning people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to better recognise emotions and reduce ‘social blindness’.
22 July 2022
PhD graduate Steven Su gives interactive demonstration to prospective UC Mech Engineering undergraduate students for Techweek
07 July 2022
Recent PhD graduate Feng Cao advances research in contact force and torque estimation for the use in robotics.
05 July 2022
Launching this month, the first class of University of Canterbury (UC) students will embark on the new minor in Aerospace Engineering as part of their Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) degree.
29 June 2022
Recent PhD graduate Jonas Aust demonstrates new methods to detect defects of aircraft engine blades.
31 May 2022
Congratulations to the winners of the Prime Minister’s Science Prize, Te Puiaki Pūtaiao Matua a Te Pirimia, for their decade-long work on Neonatal Glucose Studies, preventing brain damage in newborns, including University of Canterbury’s clinically applied bioengineer Distinguished Professor Geoff Chase.
20 May 2022
Recent PhD graduate Angus McGregor presents thesis work to undergraduate mechanical engineering students
18 May 2022
PhD candidate Aditya Joshi advances research into magnesium-based facial implants
10 May 2022
UC Mechanical Engineering PhD candidate Tao Cai advances research in ammonia-air combustion performance with dimethyl ether
22 April 2022
UC Mechanical Engineering and the Department of Linguistics demonstrate new insights into the effects of speech air flow while wearing masks.
10 March 2022
A new motion simulator device at the University of Canterbury adds 360-degree movement to virtual reality experiences and could soon be used as a training tool.
08 March 2022
To help build a more sustainable future and meet global emissions targets on time UC students and faculty propose retrofitting building opportunities opposed to just replacement alternatives as they advance in a major international design competition’s final.
04 March 2022
UC Mech Engineering develops a trailblazing sit-ski design to help competitive downhill skier Corey Peters go for gold in the Beijing 2022 Paralympics.
22 February 2022
New insights for roll control when flying a two-line kite
17 February 2022
While students make the most of their summer break in myriad ways, the University of Canterbury Aerospace Club (UC Aerospace) has been striving for new heights, attempting to break the world amateur altitude record with its sounding rocket.
23 December 2021
The UC Mechanical Engineering Department is thrilled to showcase the newly launched SHARRC research cluster. Students, faculty, and industry partners participated in a collaborative BBQ event to celebrate this new endeavour.
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