New human-centred automation tools could ease stress on overburdened health-care systems
Professor Enid Montague’s project is one of seven from U of T Engineering to receive funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation’s John R. Evans Leaders Fund
Training AI on machine-generated text could lead to ‘model collapse,’ ECE professor and collaborators warn
Professor Nicolas Papernot says the proliferation of AI-generated content could “pollute” the internet, so the data pool no longer reflects reality
MEng students use AI to improve imaging tool used during breast cancer surgery
New techniques to help surgeons prioritize images of suspected cancerous material in real-time in the operating room
Improved stability could help perovskite solar cells compete with silicon
U of T Engineering researchers increase the stability of this emerging solar technology under high temperatures, helping to overcome a key barrier to commercial application
How AI and neuromodulation could help with sleep disorders
Professor Xilin Liu (ECE) is part of a new international research collaboration to develop electronic technologies to investigate sleep modulation
Hands-on hardware workshops for ECE students help bridge the summer gap
Through designing solar flashlights and 3D-printed robots, first-year students in Professor Timorabadi’s summer workshops build their skills — and their CVs
U of T Engineering professors and alumni elected to the Canadian Academy of Engineering
Fellows elected for their distinguished achievements and career-long service
