Posts Tagged: AI
How often do researchers and industry professionals get to discuss Taylor Swift, AI and construction together? Though it appears to be the start of a riddle, it’s a taste of what transpires at the annual gathering involving transportation research and…
CivMin Professor Seungjae Lee is among those leading a new research centre under the Global Industrial Technology Cooperation Center program of the Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology An international partnership between U of T Engineering and several South Korean…
CivMin researchers, Professor Baher Abdulhai and Dr. Xiaoyu Wang (CivMin PhD 2T3), and Dr. Ilia Smirnov from the City of Toronto (a former U of T Research Associate) have won a research and development (R&D) award for their work self-learning traffic lights using Artificial Intelligence…
Professors Lesley Warren and Sebastian Goodfellow headlined Powering the Future – Artificial Intelligence, Critical Minerals & Energy in Ontario’s Innovation Economy event at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, exploring the critical role of minerals, energy and AI in Canada’s…
A team of U of T researchers has an innovative way to use existing Street View images to reveal what’s inside structures. Did you ever wonder how a building was constructed? Or perhaps if it has a recently renovated interior…
January 3, 2025 | CBC News
Mohammed Basheer’s research uses the Nile as a case study for how interdisciplinary frameworks can inform resource management The Nile is one of the world’s longest rivers, providing water and hydropower to millions of people. But with nearly 86 percent…
A team of U of T Engineering students, including CivMin graduate and undergraduate students, came in third place at the University of Toronto Mississauga Big Data AI Case Competition, sponsored by Scotiabank, the weekend of Saturday, March 23. The team is comprised…
Water treatment plants are on guard of the safety and cleanness of the water we use daily. However, the CivMin’s Drinking Water Lab is essential in addressing the many challenges they face. We chatted with two graduate students working under…
Undergrad summer student research positions explored The following is part of a series introducing CivMin’s undergraduate summer students to the Department and our greater community. We explore the students’ projects, motivation and challenges, while providing insights into who they are,…
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