First joining U of T as a postdoctoral researcher, Bereyhi’s work focuses on limits and the practical aspects of machine ...
The recipients from U of T Engineering this year include Andrew Sit (EngSci 9T6), a dedicated supporter of the U of T Hong Kong Engineering Alumni Association for over a decade, and Tomek Bartczak ...
EyeLigner makes it possible to retract the eyelid and carefully dispense one or more drops with a single motion. It also ...
Giulia Di Nardo (MIE MASc 2T6) plans to leverage her background in biomedical and mechanical engineering to study at U of T’s Temerty School of Medicine ...
Innovation enables the ‘Hopcopter’ to traverse everything from sand to slippery ice while conducting search and rescue, remote monitoring and more ...
Alumni Som Seif (IndE 9T9) and John Poulos (ElecE 9T7) have been named to Canada’s Top 40 Under 40™. Established in 1995, Canada’s Top 40 Under 40™ is a ...
Last April, Professor Michael Carter (MIE) received the Frank and Lillian Gilbreth Industrial Engineering Award, the highest honour given out by the Institute of Industrial & Systems Engineers (IISE).
In a recent article in The Globe and Mail, Professor Kim Pressnail (CivE) discusses his team’s latest study that shows affordable ways Canadians can reduce energy consumption and save money on their ...
A new national research team will develop more secure and sustainable supply chains for a set of electrochemical energy conversion technologies vital to the green energy transition — batteries, fuel ...
Professor Emeritus John Senders (MIE) is among a number of U of T professors who took home a 2011 Ig Nobel Prize for their “improbable research.” The awards ceremony, which takes place at Harvard ...
Throughout summer, students walking around the Engineering Complex at U of T may look younger than usual. They’re not engineering students just yet – some won’t be for a handful of years – though the ...
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