New AI prediction model could transform how Canada fights wildfires
Technology developed by U of T Engineering researchers could help predict wildfire spread to support first responder safety and resources
Ask Alan: Capstone team creates AI tool to help students study
Student-designed chatbot pulls directly from course material and can be set up by a professor within an hour
How hackathons can serve as a ‘living laboratory’ for studying engineering design team dynamics
Graduate student Meagan Flus (MIE PhD 2T6) used 24-hour observation to analyze conflict on design teams — and how to navigate it
U of T researchers demonstrate AI worm could target any online device
The research was conducted in a secure digital lab with the goal of helping the cybersecurity community prepare for an imminent threat
How ‘slimmed-down’ large language models can reduce AI’s environmental and energy footprint
U of T Engineering researchers examine ways to make the use of language models more resource efficient by replacing their high-precision parameters with low-precision ones
New cybersecurity certificate prepares graduates to tackle digital vulnerabilities and threats
U of T Engineering certificate includes a new course, ECE381: Foundations and Frontiers in Cybersecurity
Professor Nicolas Papernot wins the 2025 Steacie Prize
The Steacie Prize is awarded to a person 40-years-old or younger, who has made notable contributions to research in Canada
