Student-led startup Genuine Taste wins national competition with alternative meat innovation
Co-founded by CivMin PhD student Emily Farrar, Genuine Taste produces cultivated fat in bioreactors
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Machine learning analysis sheds light on who benefits from protected bike lanes
U of T Engineering analysis optimizes the placement of cycling infrastructure in Toronto according to different strategies — and finds a trade-off between equity and efficiency
How to build more with less: New model shows how Canada can reconcile its housing and climate targets by adopting established sustainable construction practices
U of T Engineering researchers created the future infrastructure growth (FIG) model to quantify the reduced emissions associated with known sustainable construction strategies
U of T Engineering study highlights the tension between Canada’s climate and housing goals
Researchers from the Centre for the Sustainable Built Environment show that current construction practices cannot restore housing affordability while also meeting emissions targets
The Road to Net Zero: New federal funding boosts research on how shifts in transportation infrastructure impact emissions, public health and equity
Professor Marianne Hatzopoulou (CivMin) leads research collaboration that focuses on the social, environmental and economic outcomes of infrastructure investments
Build more, pollute less: New academic-industry partnership to balance infrastructure needs with environmental integrity
The Centre for the Sustainable Built Environment will study how improved structural design, smarter planning and better materials can reduce the environmental footprint of construction