Read More Large trucks are biggest culprits of near-road air pollution: U of T Engineering study By |September 10, 2018 Two-year study in Vancouver and Toronto reveals that vehicle types, rather than traffic volume, matters most when it comes to air pollution
Read More Two U of T Engineering students travel the world as Sidewalk Fellows to help shape the city’s waterfront vision By Romi Levine|August 27, 2018 Twelve post-secondary students from across the GTA, including four from the University of Toronto, have been participating in a fellowship program organized by Sidewalk Toronto
Read More How self-driving cars could shrink parking lots By Tyler Irving|March 28, 2018 U of T Engineering researchers find that optimizing for autonomous vehicles could increase the capacity of a parking lot by 62 per cent
Read More Crunching the numbers on Toronto’s King Street transit pilot By Marit Mitchell|January 9, 2018 Multidisciplinary research team unites experts in air and noise pollution, transportation and public health from both U of T and Ryerson universities
Read More Smarter cities: Strategic partnership leverages technology and big data to improve urban environments By Tyler Irving|December 15, 2017 Collaboration brings together academia, industry and government to explore how the Internet of Things can make cities work better
Read More Green infrastructure: New tool to help construction industry reduce carbon footprint By Tyler Irving|December 8, 2017 U of T Engineering partnership with Ellis-Don, BASF and WSP will focus on life-cycle analysis of buildings, bridges and more