Posts By: Dept. of Civil + Mineral Engineering
This weekend, the Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) National Conferencewill welcome more than 300 delegates from across Canada to Toronto. They will hear from — and interact with — dozens of academic and industry leaders from a variety of fields…
Beating out competitors from the Schulich School of Business, Laurentian University, Queen’s University and the University of Kentucky, the Lassonde Mineral Engineering won first place in the 2018 Goodman Gold Challenge in Sudbury on January 28th, 2018. The Goodman Gold…
Filters from HVAC systems in buildings tell a story about the particulate contaminants in the air. Quantitative filter forensics combines HVAC characterization with physical, chemical, and biological analysis of dust that accumulates on filters. The results provide insight on human…
Filters from HVAC systems in buildings tell a story about the particulate contaminants in the air. Quantitative filter forensics combines HVAC characterization with physical, chemical, and biological analysis of dust that accumulates on filters. The results provide insight on human…
Filters from HVAC systems in buildings tell a story about the particulate contaminants in the air. Quantitative filter forensics combines HVAC characterization with physical, chemical, and biological analysis of dust that accumulates on filters. The results provide insight on human…
Are you involved? What’s going on around the Department | January 17, 2018 What’s Going On Around the Department CivE Professors in partnership with EllisDon acquires $2.4M in funding for carbon accounting tool Press Release can be found here. U of…
January Civil + Mineral Engineering Events & Deadlines | January 10, 2018 Welcome back to our students, faculty, staff and visitors! Here is a look at what’s happening around the Department this month. Upcoming Events Wellness & Success Upcoming Scholarship…
Toronto’s King Street transit pilot project aims to improve transit reliability, speed and capacity, along with a number of other measures included in a comprehensive evaluation and monitoring program. For a team of researchers, it also presents an ideal opportunity to study…
Professor Brenda McCabe (CivE) has been elected a Fellow of the Engineering Institute of Canada (EIC). Each year a select number of engineers nationwide are chosen by EIC for this honour in recognition of exceptional contributions to engineering in Canada. Professor McCabe…
A team of researchers from U of T Engineering is partnering with the construction industry to help reduce the carbon footprint of buildings, bridges, public transit and other major infrastructure projects. “What we’re building is a decision-support tool that can…
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