How does water behave in space? U of T Engineering researchers aim to solve longstanding mystery
Experiment launched aboard SpaceX CRS-9 mission to International Space Station should deliver answers
Category: Water
Three smart solutions from the Institute for Water Innovation
Researchers at U of T Engineering's Institute for Water Innovation are leading the development of new technologies to improve water conservation, purification and reclamation in Canada and around
World Water Day: Prof Rod Tennyson plans 8,000-kilometre water pipeline across Africa
Professor Rod Tennyson (UTIAS) wants to build a pipeline that would stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Red Sea, providing water for millions of people in Africa's Sahel region.
Q & A with U of T Engineering’s newest professor: Lesley Warren
Professor Lesley Warren joined the Department of Civil Engineering and the Lassonde Institute of Mining on Jan. 1, 2016 as the Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Chair in Mineral Engineering. Warren is an
Protecting our water: Q & A with CivE professor Jennifer Drake
The University of Toronto is home to many experts who study how cities can be improved. One aspect of cities that may be taken for granted is one of the most important: water supply. At U of T, water
Oil-spill sponges and a future manufacturing leader
When it comes to washing dishes, the verdict may be out for “sponge versus washcloth” – but for cleaning oil spills, engineering PhD student Ali Rizvi (MIE PhD 1T4) is all sponge. Rizvi has