New catalyst design could make better use of captured carbon
U of T Engineering researchers improved the efficiency of an electrochemical process that converts carbon dioxide into commercially valuable products
How a made-in-Ontario collaboration is creating next-generation components for electric vehicles
Professor Olivier Trescases (ECE) and his team are partnering with Litens, developers of automotive components and technology, to improve EV performance
U of T Engineering-Fujitsu collaboration uses quantum-inspired computing to discover improved catalyst for clean hydrogen production
Researchers from U of T Engineering and Fujitsu have developed a new way of searching through ‘chemical space’ for materials with desirable properties.
New Canada Research Chairs advance research on clean energy, air pollution and more
Three U of T Engineering professors have received new or renewed Chairs, designed to recognize and support research excellence across Canada
International research collaboration produces all-perovskite tandem solar cell with high efficiency, record voltage
Emerging solar technology could overcome key limitations inherent to today’s industry standard silicon-based photovoltaics
Urban Quick Stop provides a living laboratory to study the challenges of last-mile delivery
A multidisciplinary collaboration between academia, industry and government will explore the potential of new modes of transport, such as zero-emission e-bikes, to reduce emissions, traffic congestion and more
This new, more sustainable method for recycling lithium-ion batteries could help meet electric vehicle demand
U of T Engineering researchers are using supercritical carbon dioxide to recover lithium, cobalt, nickel and manganese from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries
Professor David Sinton elected to the Royal Society of Canada
Fellowship in the RSC is one of the highest honours a Canadian scholar can achieve
New CREATE grant powers training and innovation in thermal management to enhance performance of electric vehicles and battery systems
Multidisciplinary team led by Alumni Distinguished Professor Cristina Amon (MIE) includes 10 professors and 21 industry, academia, and government collaborators from across Canada and international
