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On the weekend of May 25-26, U of T Engineering empowered 90 newly admitted female students through a slew of activities at the Girls Leadership in Engineering Experience – also delightfully known as GLEE. Now in its second year, GLEE…
How can we improve teaching and student learning? Can we connect with students through texting, or invert the traditional classroom experience altogether? These were just a few of the questions posed at U of T’s second EdTech Workshop, held at…
U of T Engineering researchers, working with colleagues from Carnegie Mellon University, have published new insights into how materials transfer heat, which could eventually lead to smaller, more powerful electronic devices. Integrated circuits and other electronic parts have been shrinking…
It would be hard to find a university student these days who isn’t glued to their smartphone screen – whether outside or inside the classroom. As tech blog ReadWrite explains, “The modern classroom is alive with the clicking of laptops and…
When Lana Osusky (AeroE PhD candidate) went to Boston to present her research, she didn’t expect to end up presenting in her hotel room, while under lockdown. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT)Women in Aerospace Symposium, which took place on April 18…
More than 100 professionals from engineering, architecture, planning, development and academia came to the Sandford Fleming Building April 30 to discuss the future of building envelopes. The forum, “Sustainability, Durability Design: The Future of Building Envelopes,” was moderated by Toronto…
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