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The U of T entry to the 36th Canadian Mining Games brought home eight awards from this year’s competition. Our team of 16, represented by 15 of our Lassonde Mineral […]
February is National Care About Your Indoor Air Month Where people gather indoors, whether in schools, workplaces, transit, or community spaces, respiratory viruses spread more easily. Cleaner indoor air can […]
Professor Giuliano Pretti joins the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering as an Assistant Professor as of February 16, 2026. CivMin spoke with Professor Pretti to learn more about his […]
Recent PhD graduate Gabrielle Migliato Marega (CivMin) developed an improved tool for estimating how much water from heavy rains ends up in sanitary sewers A new strategy for estimating how […]
More than a dozen students are already enrolled in specialized courses leading to new qualifications in nuclear engineering Since September 2025, graduate students from across U of T Engineering and beyond have been […]
CivMin researchers are exploring ways to meet our housing needs while emitting less A new study looks at embodied emissions for new five- to 20-storey residential buildings. (photo by bilanol […]
February is National Care About Your Indoor Air Month Where people gather indoors, whether in schools, workplaces, transit, or community spaces, respiratory viruses spread more easily. Cleaner indoor air can […]
Cristo Facundo Pérez, a CivMin PhD student, is a recipient of the SDGs@UofT Student Award. As part of the University of Toronto’s initiative to support the United Nation’s Sustainable Development […]
Students across all years of study will take an oath of ethics, responsibility and mentorship On January 24 and 25, U of T Engineering will host its first-ever Iron Pin […]
Open-source model enables policymakers to plan for new housing and infrastructure construction while respecting climate targets From Toronto to Tokyo to Tijiuana, a new, open-source model created by U of T […]
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