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Trades and Technology Students at BCIT Get New and Renewed $162.6 Million Training Facilities
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Burnaby, BC, February 18, 2022--Students, staff, and faculty in BCIT trades and technology programs will soon have access to new training facilities with an investment of $162.6 million in the Trades and Technology Complex (TTC) at the Burnaby Campus. A collection of new and renovated buildings and enhanced campus infrastructure, the TTC will create increased access to world-leading, adaptive learning environments for 21st-century trades education.
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BCIT Partners with YVR Innovation Hub as 'Living Lab' for Internet of Things (IoT)
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Burnaby, BC, June 16, 2021--Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is establishing an Innovation Hub, a centre for excellence to spur innovation and drive growth across the region. YVR has partnered with BCIT Centre for Internet of Things to obtain technical expertise, specifically a living lab for students and faculty to research new processes and technology from a wide variety of applications.
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BCIT Expands Funding for Researchers
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Burnaby, BC, March 17, 2021--BCIT has announced that it will continue to support applied research by expanding the Institute Research Funds (IRF) to Phase 2. This additional grant will help foster the development of world-class researchers capable of making a credible application for Canada Research Chair or other external funding.
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BCIT Computing Student Wins Hackathon With App That Supports Survivors of Domestic Abuse During Covid-19
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Burnaby, BC, May 19, 2020--Canada's Minister for Women and Gender Equality Maryam Monsef recently shared that domestic violence rates are rising in parts of the country amid government-directed isolation measures.This alarming issue prompted first year BCIT Computer Systems Technology student Mattias Henders to participate in and win his first hackathon at #TogetherVSVirus Online Hackathon against COVID-19 (#TogetherVSVirus).
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BCIT Designs Exercise Machine for People With Disabilities (AAPLEwalk)
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Burnaby, BC, February 21, 2020--The BCIT Rehabilitation Engineering Design Lab (REDLab) in the Centre for Applied Research and Innovation (CARI)designed a prototype of the AAPLEwalk™, a revolutionary exercise machine for people with disabilities, which is now ready for user testing. This exercise machine is the first of its kind.
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