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Posted on October 23rd, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

First year industrial engineering student Jose Pablo Siliezar Carrillo one of five International Pearson Scholars

A month after arriving from Antigua, Guatemala, Jose Pablo Siliezar Carrillo (Year 1 IndE) has already visited Niagara Falls, ascended the CN Tower and enjoyed his first Blue Jays game. Next on the list is seeing the defending-champion Raptors. But first: midterms.…

Posted on October 22nd, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

PhD student Omri Tayyara wins Best Paper & Student Poster at American Society of Mechanical Engineers Conference

Omri Tayyara and his supervisor Professor Cristina Amon posing with Tayyara’s Best Paper and Best Student Poster awards MIE PhD student Omri Tayyara earned both the Best Paper and Best Student Poster awards at the American Society of Mechanical…

Posted on October 18th, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

A novel approach to programming responsive materials discovered by Professor Hani Naguib’s research team (U of T Engineering)

Posted on October 17th, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

Mechanical engineering student Luke Patterson part of world record setting Human Powered Vehicle Design Team (U of T Engineering News)

Posted on October 8th, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

Alumnus Rob Brown (MechE 0T0) spoke with U of T Engineering about his vinyl record press machine company, one of only two in the world (U of T Engineering News)

Posted on October 7th, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

Undergraduate student Ben Sprenger’s research trip to Mongolia featured in story about U of T’s new Global Scholar/Citizen programs (U of T News)

Posted on October 3rd, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

MIE alumnus Nikola Kostic (MechE 1T8 + PEY) and PhD candidate Mehdi Ataei among winners from Hatchery Demo Day 2019 (U of T Engineering News)

Posted on October 2nd, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

Lidan You and Xinyu Liu among seven U of T Engineering professors awarded Hart Professorships (U of T Engineering News)

Posted on September 25th, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

World’s thinnest wearable heat pack, designed by team led by alumnus Charlie Katrycz, named National Winner of James Dyson Award

Alumnus Charlie Katrycz (MIE MEng 1T8) led the team that developed Undu, the world’s thinnest wearable heat pack to ease menstrual pain. The flexible, form-fitting device for pain relief is gaining more exposure after being named a National Winner of…

Posted on September 23rd, 2019 by Oscar del Rio

A new study led by Professor Timothy Chan demonstrates how better placed defibrillators could save more lives (U of T Engineering News)

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