New Canada Research Chairs advance research on clean energy, air pollution and more
Three U of T Engineering professors have received new or renewed Chairs, designed to recognize and support research excellence across Canada
Urban Quick Stop provides a living laboratory to study the challenges of last-mile delivery
A multidisciplinary collaboration between academia, industry and government will explore the potential of new modes of transport, such as zero-emission e-bikes, to reduce emissions, traffic congestion and more
U of T Engineering students dig through snowplow data to measure Toronto’s response to winter storms
Analysis suggests that the City’s performance improved over the winter of 2022
U of T Engineering researchers use machine learning to enhance environmental monitoring of microplastics
More accurate measurements are critical to preventing microplastics from entering the environment — or removing those that are already there
Solar-powered UV water treatment could improve health outcomes in rural Tanzania
PhD candidate Karlye Wong (CivMin) is assessing and optimizing off-grid systems for disinfecting drinking water before use
A cut above: U of T startup Fyyne makes hair services more accessible
U of T Engineering’s Olugbenga Olubanjo (CivE MASc 1T9) launched the social marketplace to help connect Black hair artists with customers looking for beauty services
Academic-industry partnership leads to improved methods for managing sulfur compounds in mining sites
Hudbay receives regulatory approval for new monitoring technique co-developed with University of Toronto Engineering Professor Lesley Warren (CivMin)
