The third annual iCity 2.0 Research Day brought together thirty-eight faculty members, students, postdocs and public and private sector partners on June 20, 2025, at the University of Toronto’s Galbraith Building.
Researchers from U of T Engineering, the Daniels Faculty of Architecture, the Department of Human Geography, and OCAD University gathered to share insights and showcase cutting-edge urban mobility research. The event featured presentations from iCity 2.0 theme leaders and their teams, highlighting work in emerging mobility technologies, building complete communities, and integrated mobility networks.
Funded by the Ontario Research Fund – Research Excellence program, the iCity Urban Data Science for Future Mobility project is led by co-principal investigators CivMin’s Professor Eric Miller and Dr. Sara Diamond, President Emerita of OCAD University, along with theme leaders CivMin’s Professor Amer Shalaby and Professor Steve Farber from the Department of Human Geography, University of Toronto Scarborough, and nine other faculty co-investigators from U of T and OCAD U.
Partners in attendance included the City of Toronto, York Region, Esri Canada and Hatch.
Sana Riaz (PhD student) presents at the iCity20.0 Research Day hosted by Professor Eric Miller of the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering at the University of Toronto in Toronto on Friday, June 20, 2025. (Photo by Phill Snel / CivMin, University of Toronto)