Professors Guenther and Mandelis among those recognized for representing the very best of innovation
Five MIE Researchers submit for your vote their bold solutions for world health problems
Professor Yu Sun is a 2013 recipient of the E.W.R. Steacie Memorial Fellowship, awarded by NSERC to enhance the career development of outstanding and highly promising scientists and engineers
Our efforts will nurture a new generation of global engineers who will address some of the most pressing challenges of our time
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The U of T Inventor of the Year Award recognizes inventions that have the potential to improve our quality of life. Professors Axel Guenther and Andreas Mandelis, along with their research team members, were among those recognized for representing the very best of innovation at U of T.
Dan Sellan (PhD 1T2) and Professor Cristina Amon investigated a new tool to measure the thermal and vibrational properties of solids. Working with colleagues from Carnegie Mellon University, they studied materials in which heat is transferred by atomic vibrations in packets called phonons. Their results were recently published in Nature Communications.
Engineering lecturer Jason Bazylak is using students’ love of smartphones to re-engage them into class discussion.
Professor Markus Bussmann has been appointed as Vice-Dean Graduate Studies for a five-year term beginning July 1, 2013.
PAC, Walmart Canada and Nestle Canada challenged Ontario college and university students to create a sustainable package design for their 'Delissio' pizzas. First place and a $3,000 prize went to third-year Mechanical Engineering students Amanda Santos, Ashley Seow, Atigun Treetukpan and Denny Wan.
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