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Theme

Ideas to Reality starting a company from the ground up…”

Date

Thurs March 4th, 2010

Time

5pm – 9pm

Location

University Centre / Sage Bistro, UBC Vancouver Campus

6331 Crescent Rd  (click here for parking and directions)

Overview

The Engineering Physics Project Fair is a poster session of recent projects by our senior Engineering Physics students, presentations by award-winning student groups, as well as a selection of invited speakers focused on each year’s selected theme.

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Invited Speaker
Nathan Seidle, Founder and CEO of SparkFun Electronics
A business built from spare parts” – CNN Money, Feb 2009

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Invited Speaker

Andre Marziali, UBC Engineering Physics / Founder and CSO, Boreal Genomics

“UBC developing historic DNA analysis technology” – CTV News, Aug 2009

Registration

Space is limited, please register by Fri Feb 26th.

Registration for the event is now at capacity.

Students in APSC 459 and 479 are already registered for the event.


Preliminary Schedule

5-6pm     – Student Posters and Reception
6-6:45pm  – First Speaker
6:45-7:45 – reception-style food and Posters
7:45-8:30 – Second Speaker
8:30-9pm  – student talks and awards
9-9:30    – cleanup (students)



About the Project Fair

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The Engineering Physics Project Fair provides a forum for the interchange of ideas and for the reinforcement of technological networks between students and faculty at UBC, local industry, and government support agencies.  The Project Fair brings together participants to review current developments as presented by our invited speakers, as well as being a showcase for the 120 senior Engineering Physics students and the projects undertaken in the Project Laboratory during the past year in an interactive poster session and award-winning student presentations.


Please consider attending and meeting our senior class – this is an opportunity to meet our students in person and to review their project work firsthand.