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  • ENPH Program
  • Annual ENPH 253 Robot Competition was held August 6th

    Congratulations to the winners of the ENPH 253 Robot Competition 2020: Lewis Arnold, Mykai Bakker-Westeinde, Nick Bratvold and Holden Jones! Well done! Below, Nick Bratvold explains how the competition worked. Nick: “Our competition was run similar to the World Cup. There was a round-robin stage consisting of 16 teams of 4, split into 4 pools. […]

  • Engineering Physics Project Fair 2019

    Rahat Dhande lifting weights while team mate Andrew Dworschak checks the motions to count type and number of exercises in fitness studios.
    Photos by Clare Kiernan, UBC Faculty of Applied Science.

  • Project Lab celebrates 40th Anniversary

    On the occasion of the 40th Anniversary of the Eng Phys Project Lab, and the reunion of the Eng Phys class of ’78, we are proud to announce the creation of the Boye Ahlborn Endowment for the Engineering Physics Project Laboratory,  seeded and created by a generous initial donation from Scott Phillips (ENPH’89), Founder and […]


ENPH 253 Robot Summer 2022 back in-person edition

Blast from the past 2020 @ home robot competition

Project Lab

The Project Lab is the core of innovation in Engineering Physics, and the main resource for our students to learn the

technical and leadership aspects of becoming professional engineers.

 

With their unique combination of engineering breadth and deep analytic training, our students are exceptionally well

suited to working on hard design problems. The Project Lab is where they apply their substantial knowledge of hardware,

software and physics skills to solve real-world technical and scientific challenges in a broad range of fields

including automation, machine learning, quantum systems, robotics, clean energy, medical devices, particle physics and

virtually any other domain that involves novel applications of engineering and physics.
 

Do you have a challenging, interesting, high-risk or high-tech idea that you would like to explore? Sponsoring a project

is a low-cost, low-risk way to advance your understanding of a domain or to develop a novel prototype. It is also an excellent

way to connect with the top engineering students at UBC, whether you are looking to recruit new talent or to stay up to

date with modern tools and techniques. For more details check out our “Sponsor a Project” page.


Our Corporate Supporters

 

Connor, Clark & Lunn
 
 
Canalyst
 
 
MistyWest
 
 
Newark Canada
 
 
Precision NanoSystems
 
 
Zaber Technologies
 
 

Our Individual Supporters

Special Thank You to:

Scott Phillips
Iain Verigin
Colin Harris
Kevin Huscroft
Curtis Lapadat
Peter and Eva Riley
Allan Offenberger
Engineering Physics Class of 1962
Engineering Physics Class of 1978

  • News & Events
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  • Bernhard Zender wins President’s Service Award for Excellence
  • Annual ENPH 253 Robot Competition was held August 6th
  • Esther Lin, Parmis Mohaghegh and Tiffany Quon each awarded scholarships of $10,000 for Women in Technology
  • Amber Donnelly selected as a participant at Canadian Conference on Diversity in Engineering
  • Congratulations to the Winners of the 2019 Engineering Physics Robot Competition!
  • 18th Annual Alumni Social Night
  • Engineering Physics @ UBC
  • Fizz — EngPhys Undergraduate Student Society
  • Follow @UBCEngPhys on Twitter
Engineering Physics Project Lab
Vancouver Campus
Rm 115, 6224 Agricultural Rd. (Hennings Building)
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z1
Tel 604 822 2110
Fax 604 822 5324
Email dcgunn@physics.ubc.ca
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