How to build more with less: New model shows how Canada can reconcile its housing and climate targets by adopting established sustainable construction practices
U of T Engineering researchers created the future infrastructure growth (FIG) model to quantify the reduced emissions associated with known sustainable construction strategies
U of T Engineering study highlights the tension between Canada’s climate and housing goals
Researchers from the Centre for the Sustainable Built Environment show that current construction practices cannot restore housing affordability while also meeting emissions targets
Top U of T undergraduate Jeff Chen fell in love with the process of learning
The civil engineering student is the 2024 recipient of the John Black Aird Scholarship, awarded annually to U of T’s top undergraduate student
Meet four U of T Engineering doctoral students awarded 2024 Vanier Scholarships
Funding supports research on brain-computer interfaces, stem cell transplantation, bioretention systems and mobile robot navigation
U of T Engineering professor and alumni receive 2024 Ontario Professional Engineers Awards
Awards recognize engineers in Ontario who have made exceptional contributions to the profession and to society
Running a sweet family business: U of T Engineering alumni siblings tap a maple syrup venture
The Tomory family, with 11 U of T alumni among them, turned a hobby into the second-largest maple syrup producer in Ontario
U of T Engineering PhD student is working to improve the sustainable treatment of Ontario’s drinking water
Maeva Che (CivMin PhD student) grew up Cameroon and is a researcher in the University of Toronto’s Drinking Water Research Group
