Lesley Warren Archives

Academic-industry partnership leads to improved methods for managing sulfur compounds in mining sites

By Rachel Wallace|March 1, 2022

Hudbay receives regulatory approval for new monitoring technique co-developed with University of Toronto Engineering Professor Lesley Warren (CivMin)

Methane-converting viruses could play a role in combating climate change

By Rachel Wallace|September 24, 2020

Genomic study reveals the complex interactions between bacteria and viruses in industrial wastewater

A way with water

By Tyler Irving|May 29, 2018

U of T Engineering researchers ensuring a safe and sustainable global resource

#EveryDropMatters: Five ways U of T Engineering research is improving water sustainability

By Tyler Irving|August 15, 2017

New exhibit brings U of T Engineering water research and innovation to the CNE, Canada’s largest fair

Ancient microbes could offer insight on better mining wastewater strategies

By Tyler Irving|December 8, 2016

Professor Lesley Warren and her team will use genomics to study the microorganisms that live in mine tailings, with the aim of preventing pollution and remediating contaminated sites.

Q & A with U of T Engineering’s newest professor: Lesley Warren

By Amy Stupavsky|January 21, 2016

Professor Lesley Warren joined the Department of Civil Engineering and the Lassonde Institute of Mining on Jan. 1, 2016 as the Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Chair in Mineral Engineering. Warren is an

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