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New MRI technique enables long-term tracking of transplanted stem cell-derived heart cells

Student leadership award winners

Celebrating student leadership and service across U of T Engineering

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How four U of T Engineering students took top spot at the Canadian Engineering Competition

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Jim Courtney leading Team U.S.A. to a welcome ceremony at the athlete’s village

Jim Courtney: Stepping up at the Pan Am Games

Claire Kennedy and Anouk Beauvais in Antarctica

Claire Kennedy: Climbing one of the world’s Seven Summits for charity

Aimy Bazylak, Director of U of T Engineering’s Institute for Sustainable Energy, on a recent trip to Ireland.

The future of sustainable energy: Q & A with Professor Aimy Bazylak

More than 100,000 commercial flights take place each day around the world. The Centre for Research in Sustainable Aviation at U of T’s Institute for Aerospace Studies aims to improve fuel efficiency and lower emissions, saving money and reducing environmental impact. (Photo: Travis Olbrich, via <a>Flickr</a> (Creative Commons))

Lightweight structures and “smart skin” make aviation more sustainable