Why don’t more Torontonians cycle to work?
New U of T Engineering study maps cycling stress levels and accessibility across the city
Three U of T Engineering CREATE grants accelerate translation from lab to market
Funding supports research and knowledge translation in industrial biotechnology, green infrastructure and health-care robotics
Why some cities turn off the water pipes at night
A new paper outlines a simple, yet powerful model to understand why some water suppliers choose to turn off their supply at certain times — and how we can set smart goals for improvement
Putting power in the hands of the people
Alumnus Olugbenga Olubanjo is the founder of Reeddi Inc., a startup that brings clean, affordable and portable power to the people of Nigeria
Reconciliation through engineering: Researchers and Indigenous communities collaborate to improve infrastructure and food security across Canada
Centre for Global Engineering initiative fosters collaboration between researchers and Indigenous leaders to co-develop sustainable engineering solutions in their communities
Under pressure: Modelling intermittent water supplies to improve public health
Professor David Taylor studies water access and distribution in the developing world, helping utilities, local governments and NGOs improve quality and supply
U of T Engineering students earn Clarke Prize for designing a non-contact aircraft braking system
The prize recognizes a capstone design team that demonstrates excellence in engineering design, leadership and teamwork
