Batteries and windmills: How one student’s summer research project is advancing energy storage for sustainable and affordable power
Martin Staadecker’s (EngSci 2T4) undergraduate work through the Engineering Science Research Opportunities Program (ESROP) has led to a published study in Nature Communications
Student-led startup Genuine Taste wins national competition with alternative meat innovation
Co-founded by CivMin PhD student Emily Farrar, Genuine Taste produces cultivated fat in bioreactors
U of T and Siemens Canada partner to transform energy grid
Strategic industry-academic collaboration aims to accelerate adoption of green energy technologies
From better batteries to cleaner fuels, new provincial support advances research projects across U of T Engineering
Five projects from the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering have received support from the Ontario Research Fund
New research reveals how large-scale adoption of electric vehicles can improve air quality and human health
Large-scale adoption of EVs in the U.S. market, coupled with ambitious grid decarbonization, could result in more than US $100 billion in health benefits by 2050
U of T Engineering partnership with Jule enabled the world’s first battery-powered electric vehicle fast charger
Professor Cristina Amon (MIE) and Dr. Carlos Da Silva are currently working with Jule to advance battery thermal management technology
U of T Engineering student takes his passion for renewable energy back home to Walpole Island First Nation
Connor Isaac (Year 3 MechE), who is Chippewa (Ojibwe) and Potawatomi, will begin a PEY Co-op position working with Walpole Island Chief and Council
