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U of T Engineering Dean, professor and alumni elected to the Canadian Academy of Engineering

Five members of the U of T Engineering community are among 54 new Canadian Academy of Engineering fellows

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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

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ECE professor’s research on AI regulation garners early career award from Schmidt Sciences

Professor Nicolas Papernot (ECE) aims to use a technique from cryptography to establish transparency in AI models, a necessary step for future AI regulation

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Staying ‘ahead of the game’: ECE professor readies power utilities against future quantum cyberattacks

Professor Deepa Kundur, ECE Chair, is part of a research group that received an NSERC Alliance-Mitacs Grant of $1.45 million to develop quantum cybersecurity solutions for critical infrastructure

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U of T Engineering celebrates students, mentors and employers with PEY Co-op Awards

This year’s awards recognize recipients for 2022–2023

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Making waves: Undergrad entrepreneur uses quantum chemistry, AI to purify drinking water

At age 17, Diana Virgovicova discovered a molecule that can eliminate pollutants from water when exposed to sunlight

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U of T Engineering to launch new certificate in Electric Vehicle Design in fall 2024

Certificate will include a new course, APS380: Introduction to Electric Vehicle Design

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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

From left to right: PhD student Niloufar Yousefi is seated next to Professor John Simpson-Porco in a classroom setting. They are both looking at material on their shared workspace. There is black chalk board in the background. (photo by Matthew Tierney)

Ontario Early Researcher Award supports research on control systems to improve grid reliability

Professor John Simpson-Porco (ECE) has received funding from the province to develop data-driven control and estimation systems to improve grid reliability