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February 15, 2019
Molly Shoichet named a Distinguished Woman in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering
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February 11, 2019
This U of T Engineering student is holding companies accountable for biased AI facial technology
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February 6, 2019
Real-life air accident becomes a learning opportunity for UTIAS engineering students
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February 6, 2019
Classroom 2.0: How U of T Engineering is inspiring new innovative, accessible learning spaces
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February 4, 2019
Black History Month: Experiences of Black students and alumni from U of T Engineering
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February 1, 2019
U of T Engineering researchers to design microsatellites for Arctic monitoring
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January 30, 2019
These AI experts want to teach you how to program a self-driving car
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January 29, 2019
U of T alumni startup uses digital technology to manage chronic pain
Research
Toward a future quantum Internet
Professor Hoi-Kwong Lo (ECE, Physics) and his collaborators have successfully developed a prototype for a key element for all-photonic quantum repeaters, bringing us a step closer to long-distance quantum communication.
STUDENTS & ALUMNI
U of T Engineering alumni startup uses digital technology to manage chronic pain
Tahir Janmohamed (Skoll CompE 0T4 + MBA 0T6) created Manage My Pain — an app that records users' daily pain measurement and tracks how their pain changes in response to factors such as activity level, medication and weather.
Awards & Honours
Professor Molly Shoichet named a Distinguished Woman in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering
Shoichet is a renowned researcher working at the intersection of engineering, chemistry and biology. She is particularly well-known for the design of innovative materials to enhance tissue regeneration in the central nervous system.
