Zebra mussels could point the way toward non-stick surfaces and medical adhesives
Professor Eli Sone and his team developed new techniques to measure how strongly mussels stick to a range of different materials
U of T Engineering and Ford partnership introduces new sustainable material into the automotive industry
Professor Mohini Sain’s team worked with Ford Motors Canada to create a Carbon Fibre-Composite 5.0L Engine Timing Cover
‘An everybody problem’: David Sinton on how U of T experts can help Canada — and the world — get to net-zero
Canada has formally committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 — and since 78% of greenhouse gas emissions globally are related to energy, finding cleaner sources is a big part of the puzzle. Researchers at the University of Toronto have responded to this challenge by forming a new research network: the Climate Positive […]
Spin-off company co-founded by U of T Engineering professor creates hydrogen without carbon dioxide emissions
Novel approach to hydrogen production could help decarbonize energy consumption
Graphene-like 2D material leverages quantum effects to achieve ultra-low friction
Magnetene could have useful applications as a lubricant in implantable devices or other micro-electro-mechanical systems
U of T Engineering team earns US $250,000 in global XPRIZE Carbon Removal Student Award
Seed funding will advance an electrochemical process that can capture CO2 directly from air
‘A global leader’: Professor David Sinton highlights U of T’s sustainability efforts at the Ontario Chamber of Commerce
Mechanical and industrial engineering professor outlines efforts to make U of T “climate positive,” meaning the university will curb more emissions than it emits.
