Let's Talk Engineering
A group of high school students will take part in a hands on learning event with Dr. Nasir Uddin, his graduate student and Lakehead Georgian Electrical Engineer students. Dr. Uddin and students will offer hands on circuit building with the high school students. In addition, we will engage our LU chapter of Let’s Talk Science. Dr. Uddin will speak during lunch on the LU Georgian program and engineering in general. This will be followed by a panel of students who will share their experience and allow high school students to ask them questions.
Innovation in Education
This year’s Education Panel will highlight research from some of our faculty members.
2019 Opening Ceremonies
The official kick-off to the week takes place on Monday, March 4 at 11:00 a.m. with opening remarks by Dr. Andrew P. Dean, Vice President, Research and Innovation.
Facilitating patient engagement in medical service delivery: case studies of multi-sided platforms of e-health
About the Event
A hinge moment for humanity - A talk by Dan Dunsky
About the Event
Where is Melvin Kranzberg when we need him? Kranzberg was the founding editor of Technology and Culture, an influential academic quarterly, and one of the founders of the Society for the History of Technology. He is most well remembered for his “six laws of technology” which are highly relevant today as current digital technologies reshape what we know and how we know it – a clear indication that we may be on the cusp of a paradigmatic shift in human history.
About the Speaker
Police use of Body-worn Cameras in Canada: Effects on Public Perceptions of Police
Speaker: Dr. Alana Saulnier
Date: March 4, 7:30pm-8:30pm
Room: OA 1033
RSVP: orillia.research@lakeheadu.ca
About the Event
Fuzzy Logic as a Contributor to an Ethos of Using Machines
Presenter: Dr. Kevin Willison (Department of Sociology; Department of Interdisciplinary Studies)
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