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Are Canadians suffering a crisis of trust?

  • A new scholarly network will explore how engineers, scientists, and researchers can find ways of embedding trust into the technologies they are currently building.
Opinion | BY MARY WELLS | September 27, 2023
We need to come together and create innovative policies and practices to ensure that existing and new technologies don’t come with unintended harms, writes Mary Wells. Unsplash photograph by Arif Riyanto

Are Canadians suffering a crisis of trust?

Opinion | BY MARY WELLS | September 27, 2023
  • A new scholarly network will explore how engineers, scientists, and researchers can find ways of embedding trust into the technologies they are currently building.

Are Canadians suffering a crisis of trust?

Opinion | BY MARY WELLS | September 27, 2023
  • A new scholarly network will explore how engineers, scientists, and researchers can find ways of embedding trust into the technologies they are currently building.
We need to come together and create innovative policies and practices to ensure that existing and new technologies don’t come with unintended harms, writes Mary Wells. Unsplash photograph by Arif Riyanto

Engineers among the hidden heroes amid pandemic

  • WATERLOO, ONT.—What would our shelter-in-place COVID-19 experiences be like in Canada without engineering technology advancements such as smart phones, Zoom, Amazon, or Netflix? What
Opinion | BY MARY WELLS | May 6, 2020
Unlike 1918, today, robots, designed by engineers, are at the front lines, working alongside health care professionals to prepare meals at hospitals, treat patients and, spray disinfectants to clean surfaces. Photo by ThisisEngineering RAEng on Unsplash

Engineers among the hidden heroes amid pandemic

Opinion | BY MARY WELLS | May 6, 2020
  • WATERLOO, ONT.—What would our shelter-in-place COVID-19 experiences be like in Canada without engineering technology advancements such as smart phones, Zoom, Amazon, or Netflix? What

Engineers among the hidden heroes amid pandemic

Opinion | BY MARY WELLS | May 6, 2020
  • WATERLOO, ONT.—What would our shelter-in-place COVID-19 experiences be like in Canada without engineering technology advancements such as smart phones, Zoom, Amazon, or Netflix? What
Unlike 1918, today, robots, designed by engineers, are at the front lines, working alongside health care professionals to prepare meals at hospitals, treat patients and, spray disinfectants to clean surfaces. Photo by ThisisEngineering RAEng on Unsplash
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