New trains and reduced friction braking improve air quality in Toronto’s subways
New study by U of T Engineering and Health Canada researchers shows how train and braking technology can substantially affect what riders breathe
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U of T Engineering professor recognized for early career contributions to engineering education
The Ron Britton Engineering Education Vanguard award from the Canadian Engineering Education Association recognizes commitment to the development of this field in Canada
Four U of T Engineering professors inducted as Fellows of the Canadian Engineering Education Association
Inductees honoured for service to engineering education, engineering leadership, or engineering design education
Can lowering emissions improve the odds against COVID-19? A U of T Engineering expert examines the evidence
Professor Greg Evans discusses the impact of air pollution on COVID-19 cases
National air pollution report calls out rush-hour traffic, diesel truck emissions as major areas of concern
U of T Engineering study of near-road air pollution in Toronto and Vancouver raises questions about health risks to one-third of Canadians living near a major roadway
First study of traffic-related pollution in Trinidad and Tobago reveals high levels of black carbon
U of T Engineering researcher Kerolyn Shairsingh decided to apply her expertise in air quality after suffering asthma attacks when she returned to her hometown in Trinidad