Posts Tagged: artificial intelligence
Patrón is exploring how these technologies can complement — rather than replace — traditional chemical engineering knowledge
New alloys made of nickel, cobalt and chromium outperform industry standards at high temperatures, such as those experienced in jet engines
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
U of T Engineering certificate includes a new course, ECE381: Foundations and Frontiers in Cybersecurity
MOF-ChemUnity offers a structured map of scientific knowledge about the structure, properties and potential uses of this highly versatile class of materials
LaShawn Murray (MIE PhD student) is working with four pilot sites near Calgary and Edmonton to evaluate how AI scribes are integrated into clinical workflows
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