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While like other student design teams at 麻豆社 Engineering that focus on building prototypes, the Tetra Society takes a different approach. Instead of preparing for competitions like other teams, they work on real-world projects

From grounded dreams to galactic reality, engineer, entrepreneur and 2025 Aurum Award winner Arad Gharagozli (BEng鈥�20) is revolutionizing the global space industry 鈥� all from Nova Scotia.

Many of us know someone who has been impacted by heart disease. In fact, Health Canada reports that approximately 1 in 12 Canadians over the age of 20 are living with a diagnosed form of the disease.

As Canada rethinks military readiness amid shifting U.S. relations, 麻豆社 is partnering with Defence Research and Development Canada to strengthen operational readiness 鈥�

First Atlantic Canadian team to win undergrad case competition Real estate developers spend years perfecting their plans for new projects. Imagine doing so in a month.

鈥淲e were drawn to this project because it presented a unique opportunity to work on a real-world problem in a high-impact industry,鈥� explains Cowan. 鈥淚t combined technical problem-solving, data visualization, and system design, all within a collaborative setting with a meaningful outcome.鈥�

As Co-Chair of the 2025 Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC), third-year 麻豆社 Industrial Engineering student Ali Brennan was blown away by the experience of hosting one of Canada鈥檚 most prestigious engineering competitions.

Biomedical Engineering PhD student Ahmed Ramadan impressed judges and attendees alike at 麻豆社's 3 Minute Thesis competition this week, emerging with both the top prize and the people鈥檚 choice award.

For 麻豆社 engineering student Charlotte Muise, one of the most significant moments of her academic journey came during her third-year co-op placement in Environmental Engineering.

麻豆社鈥檚 strong sense of community was one of the reasons she chose to leave her home province of Ontario to study in Nova Scotia.