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Engineering professor Carolyn Sparrey with surrogate spinal cords made in her lab from polymers. [learn more]
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Bio-robots: Ed Park (centre) and graduate students Hadi Esmaeilsabzali (left) and Kelly Sakaki (right) in front of a biological robot that can hunt for microscopic cancerous cells in blood. [learn more]
First Female MSE Grads
Cecilien Luo (above right) and Parisa Khorsand (above left) may be the first female graduates of SFU Surrey’s Mechatronic Systems Engineering (MSE) program but they certainly won’t be the last. [learn more]
Girls Get IT
How far can you stretch candy? In a Girls Get IT (information technology) event, this was one topic explored to highlight engineering principles. [learn more]
Lab
Hands-on lab experience and designing/building prototypes are an important part of Mechatronic Systems Engineering. [learn more]
Welcome to Mechatronic Systems Engineering
Positions
Faculty positions are currently posted in Mechatronics for Lecturer and Tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor. For job details, visit VP, Academic website.
News
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Co-op students are published for silver nanowires disoveries May 07, 2013
Two SFU mechatronic systems engineering students achieved what few undergraduates are able to:... -
Mechatronics robot building challenge spreads to Surrey School District March 25, 2013
This spring break, close to 80 boys from the Surrey School District are getting a taste for... -
Pie Day March 08, 2013
The Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Simon Fraser University Chapter is holding its annual...
Videos
What is Mechatronics? Learn how this engineering field impacts everyday life in a presentation by Director Farid Golgnaraghi.