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Industry Talk | Eric Strom – New Gold Inc. Director, Underground Mining

170 College St, Lassonde Mining Building, 5th Floor 170 College Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Since graduating from Queen’s University in 1995, Eric has worked at several underground mines in Canada and Australia with Placer Dome, Goldcorp and New Gold Inc. In 2009 he headed up the technical and project teams at New Afton.  In 2012 he moved to Northparkes Mines Australia as Manager Mining, and currently Eric is Director […]

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Unconventional Energy – How it “Changes the Game”

Sandford Fleming Building, Rm 3201 10 King's College Rd, Toronto

Abstract: “Unconventional” oil and gas technologies are complex, and so are the associated economic, societal, and environmental issues. We must address these using expert knowledge, reasonable assumptions, and appropriate risk analysis. Well-informed people in a modern society need to seek out expert knowledge, ask questions, think critically, and apply common sense in understanding complex issues. […]

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Linear Optimization: The Interplay between Theory and Practice

Mechanical Engineering Building, Rm 102 5 King's College Road

A part of the Mechanical & Industrial Engineering Distinguished Seminar Series Abstract In the seventy years since G. B. Dantzig first developed the Simplex method for linear programming problems, it has become arguably the most useful and influential algorithm ever developed. The Simplex method, together with numerous variants and related algorithms that have been developed […]

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Women in Mining Breakfast with the Dean

170 College St, Lassonde Mining Building, 5th Floor 170 College Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Join us for breakfast with Dean Cristina Amon RSVP Today

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CIM Guest Lecturer | John Starkey

170 College St, Lassonde Mining Building, 5th Floor 170 College Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

 Sustainable Comminution: Giving Mining Clients What They Need, Expect and Deserve Comminution circuits are historically one of the most difficult parts of a mineral processing plant to design with confidence. There is controversy in the industry as to how best to approach this subject, with many solutions requiring a level of training and expertise beyond […]

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2018 CivMin Career Fair

Stone Lobby, Medical Sciences Building, 1 King’s College Cir, Toronto, ON M5S 1A8

Information for employers Employer & Exhibitor List **Exhibitors are added on an ongoing basis. Please check back for more details**

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Distinguished Lecturer – Markos Papageorgiou

Room 108 Koffler House, University of Toronto 569 Spadina Cres. Room 108, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Traffic Management for the 21st Century Abstract:  Traffic congestion on urban road and motorway networks has strong economic and social impacts. A significant and growing interdisciplinary effort by the automotive industry, as well as by numerous research institutions, has been devoted in the last decades to planning, development, testing and deployment of a variety of […]

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Distinguished Lecturer – Anu Ramaswami

Urban Infrastructure Transitions for Sustainable Healthy Cities Abstract:  TBD   Anu Ramaswami Charles M. Denny, Jr., Chair of Science, Technology, and Public Policy Humphrey School of Public Affairs | University of Minnesota   Ramaswami is among the leading scholars on sustainable urban infrastructure and has seen her work adopted as policies and protocols for developing sustainable […]

Distinguished Lecture by Michael Wegener

The Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering Distinguished Lecture Series Presents Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael Wegener  Spiekermann & Wegener - Germany Integrated modelling of land use and transport Thursday, November 25 at 1 p.m.ET  REGISTER HERE (a Zoom link will be emailed the morning of the event)     Interest: Land-use transport interaction Abstract: Climate researchers […]

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