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Douglas Ruth

Douglas Ruth is a professor at the University of Manitoba. He is the former dean of engineering and is currently the associate dean (design education) and the director of the Centre for Engineering Professional Practice and Engineering Education.

Standard of living, quality of life rely on innovation, innovation relies on engineering design

  • Global quality of life has advanced since the industrial revolution—this advancement is the result of continuous innovation. World population growth, diminishing non-renewable resources, social
Opinion | BY DOUGLAS RUTH, WARREN STIVER | February 15, 2016
Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, pictured recently on the Hill. Canada’s capacity for discovery is a national strength. We continue to invest in this discovery strength, as we should. However, Canada does not reap the corresponding innovation rewards owing to a weakness in our development capacity. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Standard of living, quality of life rely on innovation, innovation relies on engineering design

Opinion | BY DOUGLAS RUTH, WARREN STIVER | February 15, 2016
  • Global quality of life has advanced since the industrial revolution—this advancement is the result of continuous innovation. World population growth, diminishing non-renewable resources, social

Standard of living, quality of life rely on innovation, innovation relies on engineering design

Opinion | BY DOUGLAS RUTH, WARREN STIVER | February 15, 2016
  • Global quality of life has advanced since the industrial revolution—this advancement is the result of continuous innovation. World population growth, diminishing non-renewable resources, social
Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, pictured recently on the Hill. Canada’s capacity for discovery is a national strength. We continue to invest in this discovery strength, as we should. However, Canada does not reap the corresponding innovation rewards owing to a weakness in our development capacity. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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