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  • Info Session: MMI at U of T

    The Master of Management of Innovation (MMI) is hosting an info session designed especially for 4th-year undergraduate students who are exploring their next steps after graduation. Info Session Details:  Monday, January 19, 2026,  11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., Bahen Centre, Room BA2179 (St. George Campus) This session is perfect for students with a background in […]

  • MASc Thesis Presentation by Gaspare Castagna

    The Application of Machine Learning Models in The Design of Post-Tensioned Voided Slab Bridges (MASc thesis presentation) Candidate: Gaspare Castagna Supervisor: Professor Paul Gauvreau Wednesday, January 21, 2026 at 10:00am Location: SF 1009, Sandford Fleming Building

  • The New Stone Age: Towards an Ethical Architecture

    The University of Toronto’s John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design invites the CivMin community to a free exhibit and public lecture exploring stone as a sustainable, load-bearing material in contemporary architecture. Curated by UK-based architects GROUPWORK, The Stonemasonry Company and Webb Yates Engineers, the exhibition features large-scale stone-and-timber installations and traces the […]

  • NPX Guest Lecture – The Intersection Between Nuclear and Technology

    The University of Toronto Nuclear Energy Association (UTNEA) is excited to partner with Nuclear Promise X (NPX) for an exciting Guest Lecture on The Intersection Between Nuclear and Technology, with guest speakers Steve Fernandes UofT 0T8 + PEY who is a Director of New Nuclear, and Zannatul Naiim 2T1 + PEY, who is a Senior Digital Strategy […]

  • Special talk: Emily Heitman – President, Schneider Electric Canada

    SPECIAL TALK Resilient Energy Infrastructure: Engineering for Climate Adaptation, Reliability, and Sustainability Emily Heitman Emily Heitman President, Schneider Electric Canada Monday, February 2, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. in GB202 Refreshments provided FREE TO ATTEND - RSVP LINK OVERVIEW As climate risks escalate, engineering resilient energy infrastructure is no longer optional—it is essential. From extreme weather […]