Canadian astronaut and U of C engineering alumni Robert Thirsk recently returned to Calgary to pick up a degree awarded to him while he orbited the planet. Thirsk is the Canadian with the distinction of having spent the most time in space after living aboard the International Space Station for six months. Read on as he plugs Canadian involvement in space exploration in this CBC story, touching on the Neuro Arm, an advanced robotic instrument that allows augments surgeon’s dexterity for incredibly precise brain surgeries. The Neuro Arm program is based out of Calgary’s Foothill’s Hospital and is headed up by TEDxYYC speaker Dr. Garnette Sutherland.
What to expect at TEDxYYC Transformative
Our TEDxYYC Transformative event is tomorrow! We are so excited to offer our audience some insider tips and sneak-peeks on what to expect on Saturday June 25th. Please note: We are now holding the event entirely at cSPACE King Edward - we are looking forward to...
