Battling the Traffic Bulge
The average commute time in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area will jump by a third in 20 years without a major injection into transit, according to expert calculations. And the traffic congestion
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Five Engineering Professors Elected Fellows of AAAS
Professors Sanjeev Chandra (MIE), Andrew Goldenberg (MIE), Chul Park (MIE), Michael Sefton (ChemE/IBBME) and Paul Young (CivE) have been elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement
Do Cellphones Pose Threat to Airplanes?
Can a cellphone bring down an airplane? That was the question posed by Global News to Professor Sean Victor Hum of The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering. The
Interface Biologics Inc. Announces $1-Million Investment by IAF-LS
U of T spin-off company, Interface Biologics Inc. (IBI), founded by Professor Paul Santerre (Director, IBBME), continues to garner technical and commercial success. On December 6, IBI announced
An Electronic Fireside Chat with Dean Cristina Amon
Product Design & Development (PD&D), a design engineering website, recently conducted an in-depth Q & A with Professor Cristina Amon, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering.
Lab-on-a-Chip Revolutionizes HIV Monitoring in Developing Countries
The World Health Organization considers HIV a worldwide pandemic. In sub-Saharan Africa alone, more than 22 million people are living with it. ECE PhD candidate James Dou and his supervisor Professor Stewart