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The team produced heart tissue that beats more forcefully and exhibits greater structural organization than previous models, while remaining simpler to implement in standard laboratory settings than other specialized approaches Researchers at the University of Toronto’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering…
Recipients recognized for excellence in classroom instruction, innovative teaching methods and distinction in research Six U of T Engineering faculty and teaching assistants have been recognized for their leadership and innovation in teaching and research. The recipients of the faculty’s…
The award recognizes Sain’s research and innovation in low‑carbon materials and sustainability‑driven energy and manufacturing solutions Professor Mohini Sain (MIE) has received a University of Toronto President’s Impact Award, recognizing faculty members whose research has made a significant impact outside of academia.…
The Continuum Robotics Lab and Cardinal Volta have secured stage one funding through the Eva and Allen Lau Commercialization Catalyst Prize, accelerating the path from lab to market What if we could make bendable, flexible robotics to go where…
Annual awards reception honours leaders from student clubs and teams, as well as student government organizations, such as EngSoc and GECoS U of T Engineering recipients of the University of Toronto Student Leadership Awards pose for a photo with Julie…
Research from MIE examines ways to make the use of language models more resource efficient by replacing their high-precision parameters with low-precision ones. New research from Professor Samin Aref (MIE) and his team demonstrates better methods that could help lower…
On March 9, the Honourable Nolan Quinn, Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security, visited the University of Toronto’s Robotics Institute and the Centre for Research and Applications in Fluidic Technologies (CRAFT) for a firsthand look at emerging technologies in physical AI, autonomous systems…
MIE’s Professor Samin Aref teaches courses that build the skills needed to tackle challenges in an increasingly AI-driven world With the rise of low-cost embedded sensors and internet-connected devices, these days engineers have more data to work with than ever…
As part of National Engineering Month (NEM), we are working with NEM partners to bring you stories from the engineering community. The following includes segments from an interview with the principal, edited for length and understanding. Sarah Shabbir wasn’t thinking…
Acchione (MechE 7T1, MEng 7T6) helped shape Ontario’s nuclear power infrastructure, and has consistently supported U of T Engineering for nearly 50 years. For nearly five decades, Paul Acchione (MechE 7T1, MEng 7T6) has been a champion of engineering across Ontario — and at his alma mater. A respected…
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