Toronto’s subways expose passengers to more air pollution than Montreal, Vancouver systems
Airborne particulates on subway platforms and trains are up to 10 times higher than outside air, around three times higher than levels in Montreal’s Metro
Ontario supports U of T Engineering researchers competing for Carbon XPRIZE
The Ontario government has invested $833,000 to support a team of U of T researchers trying to turn carbon into something useful for the NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE
ModiFace invests in developing augmented reality, artificial intelligence talent at U of T Engineering
Company founded by U of T Engineering professor gives $4 million to support undergraduate, graduate internships and research at Canada’s top-ranked engineering school
Self-driving electric car to be created by new U of T Engineering student team
U of T Engineering is one of eight universities from across North America selected to compete in the AutoDrive Challenge™, sponsored by GM and SAE International
Hatchery startup Genecis receives RBC Prize for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Company aims to address the problem of food waste by turning table scraps into biofuel, plastics and other products
Augmented-reality bus tour reveals new side of U of T campus
U of T Engineering grad Nima Yasrebi developed an augmented-reality app – using technology similar to Pokémon Go – to enrich hop-on-hop-off bus tours
Engineering tomorrow’s economy with a new undergraduate minor option in Advanced Manufacturing
U of T Engineering undergraduate students can choose to learn the techniques, materials and systems that will drive the global innovation economy
