U of T Engineering professor leads new global collaboration to advance net-zero hydrogen economy
Professor Murray Thomson (MIE) is the national and methane pyrolysis lead for the Global Hydrogen Production Technologies Centre
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Spin-off company co-founded by U of T Engineering professor creates hydrogen without carbon dioxide emissions
Novel approach to hydrogen production could help decarbonize energy consumption
11 U of T Engineering professors and alumni inducted into Canadian Academy of Engineering
Six professors and five alumni named fellows in the CAE’s Class of 2016
From bio-fuels to molten steel: How U of T engineers are curbing carbon emissions
Whether we’re transporting goods halfway across the planet, or making steel in large-scale factories, limiting our carbon emissions is an immense challenge. But Professor Murray Thomson (MIE) and
Tenova Goodfellow and U of T Engineering celebrate 20-year anniversary
What do more sustainable steel mills, a flow sensor capable of working at harsh temperatures and new engineering leaders have in common? They are part of the dynamic partnership between Tenova Goodfellow
Hundreds of Students to Benefit from $6.6 Million in Training Funds
Hundreds of U of T students and postdoctoral fellows will benefit from $6.6 million in funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Council’s CREATE program, which trains the next generation