Driving Innovation Through Research Excellence - AUTO21

2005 HQP Networking Competition Winners (2)
Students also took part in a multi-disciplinary networking exercise to determine what the vehicle of 2050 will be like.
Winning team members each received up to $1,500 to attend the academic conference of their choice. The winners
included Ahmad Barari, University of Windsor, Sujoy Hazra, University of British Columbia, Mohammed Attia, University
of Toronto, Nathan Nantais, University of Windsor, Mani Sarathy, University of Toronto, and Caroline Cloutier, University
of British Columbia.
Reaching Out to Younger Canadians (3)
In 2005, AUTO21 partnered with the Canadian Institute for the Relief of Pain and Disability, the Woodbridge Group and
the Yves Landry Foundation to support a new automotive division at the Canada-Wide Science Fair. The division generated
a high level of interest in its first year, with more than 35 entries.
AUTO21 congratulates the winners of the divisions for their innovative projects.
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AUTO21 Annual Report 2005-2006