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Prof. Jennifer Drake & team’s NSERC CREATE grant success

In nature, one organism’s waste often becomes energy for another. Professor Emma Master (ChemE) wants to apply these same principles to industrial manufacturing. “We can leverage biological processes to recycle carbon and clean water, as well as to upgrade natural materials into diverse and useful products,” she says. “At the end of their life, we can also… Read more »

How 3D printing has sped up prosthetic development for people around the world

For Jerry Evans (CivE 7T8, MASc 8T0), every job is a custom job. “The shape of a person’s limb is as unique… Read more »

A global approach to sustainable cities engineering

Tokyo is currently the largest city in the world but by 2050 it may drop to seventh place, surpassed by fast-growing… Read more »

Going with the flow: Alumna Jenny Hill aims to improve stormwater management in Toronto and beyond

Before Jenny Hill took on her current job — working to prevent catastrophic city-wide flooding in the Greater Toronto Area — she… Read more »

Q & A with U of T Engineering’s newest professor: David Taylor

In January, the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering welcomed Assistant Professor David Taylor, a professor in Civil and Global… Read more »

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CivMin Experts in the News

Prof. Amer Shalaby | Victoria to offer free transit for those under 18

June 12, 2019 | The Globe and Mail

Prof. Baher Abdulhai | Ontario’s move to review highway speed limits, explained

May 5, 2019 | CBC Online

Profs. Eric Miller & Shoshanna Saxe | Over the Don and under Fort York — where experts say building the Ontario Line could get tricky

April 15, 2019 | Toronto Star

Prof. Lesley Warren | Genomics application to wastewater prove their worth

April 1, 2019 | Canadian Mining Journal

Prof. Shoshanna Saxe | Should Canada charge drivers to use roads during rush hour?

March 30, 2019 | Global News

Recent Events

Sandford Fleming Forum on Flood Risk | by the Centre for Resilience of Critical Infrastructure

WHEN: May 9, 2019 WHERE: Faculty Club

Why We Need More Accurate and More Useful Environmental Assessment of Infrastructure | 18-19 Distinguished Lecture Series

Date: Friday, May 10, 2019 Time: 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Registration and lunch… Read more »