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Prof. Yu awarded DND/NSERC Grant
Profs. Yu (Primary Investigator), Lung and Lambadaris awarded DND/NSERC Grant for the project "Secure Cooperative Wireless Communications in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs)". The team has been awarded $990,000, including $750,000 cash and $240,000 in-kind, over five years to work closely with Defence Research & Development Canada (DRDC) and Eion Inc. to study advances in security and quality of service (QoS) of future mobile wireless networks. [01.May.2009] |
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Glasshouse Reviewed on Rock, Paper, Shotgun ...
Rock, Paper, Shotgun, a PC Gaming website, has reviewed the IMD Senior Project game Glasshouse, created by the group Rocktopus Games. It has been given a favourable review, especially encouraging for a student project. [06.Apr.2009] |
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Mr Skibbs Nominated at FITC
Aman Singh's website "Mr Skribbs" has been nominated once again for the Flash in the Can (FITC) People's Choice Award, but this time for Best Canadian Developer Website; Aman has completely redone his website and provided a completely new style and artistic direction. Show your appreciation of the hard work he has put into it by voting here. [28.Mar.2009] |
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Design Student of the Month
Richard Monette, a 4th year student in IMD, has been awarded the title of Design Student of the Month (February) by the Microsoft User Experience Blog, UX Connections. His nomination comes from his extensive work on his Senior Project Game "Glasshouse" where he and his team have been using Microsoft's XNA SDK to create a fully interactive game based on advanced rendering, an integrated physics engine, and puzzled-based game play [23.Feb.2009] |
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CFI Grant for NET Professors
Profs. Yu, Matrawy and Lung (SCE) have been awarded $150K from the Canada Foundation for Innovation to build the Advanced Lab for Heterogeneous Communication Networks. The heterogeneous equipment includes a variety of networks ranging from sensors, RFID, wireline, mobile ad hoc and telemedicine networks that all work together. Further information can be found below. [15.Dec.2008] |
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Construction Lines is a win!
The 3D animated short "Construction Lines", created by Grant Moore for his 4th year animation term project, has won the Bit Society award for best piece as selected by a panel of 3 external industry judges. Well done Grant! [12.Dec.2008] |
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3rd year student project selected for Aniwow!2008
The short film "Traced" by IMD students Amanda Emmanuel, Ahmad Akkaoui, Hesham Hammoud, Thomas Breffitt, Maddy Daigle, and Allan Yong has been selected into the Official Competition of the 3rd China (Beijing) International Student Animation Festival ( Aniwow!2008) in the category VFX. The film was made in Winter 2008 as a project for IMD2900, supervised by Prof. Whitehead. [20.Oct.2008] |
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Prof. Yu receives NSERC SPG
Profs. Richard Yu, Victor Leung (PI), David Michelson and Jane Wang (at UBC) have been awarded a NSERC Strategic Project Grant valued at $615,100 over three years for the project "Enabling technologies for secure and reliable wireless body area sensor networks (WBASNs)". Researchers will work closely with Defence Research & Development Canada (DRDC), Neil Squire Society, Nokia, Agilent Technologies and Western Clinical Engineering.[09.Oct.2008] |
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