Posts Tagged: civil engineering
We’re checking in with the newly elected leaders of CivMin Student Clubs. The CivMin Graduate Students’ Association (CivMin GSA) recently held elections to select their new executive. Here’s our Q&A with newly elected CivMin GSA President Andria Liu (CivE MEng…
As we start the 2023-2024 academic year, we’re checking in with the newly elected leaders of CivMin’s various clubs. Here’s our Q&A with Civ Club Chair Parsa Bondar Sahebi (CivE, Year 4): Tell us a bit about yourself.…
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,…
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,…
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,…
Enabling the next generation of sustainable and resilient infrastructure Building better and safer structures, such as high-rise buildings, bridges, dams, highways and even nuclear power plants, to withstand extreme conditions takes innovation and testing. An upgraded facility to simulate the…
Each Thursday, varsityblues.ca will highlight a U of T student-athlete and their academic pursuits. Each of these students achieved first class honours with an AGPA of at least 3.50 in the previous academic year. These are our Student-Athlete Stories. Varsity Blues men’s rugby player Christian…
U of T Engineering’s newest research centre will develop innovative ways to meet the urgent and growing need for infrastructure — without further exacerbating the climate crisis. The Centre for the Sustainable Built Environment brings together seven researchers from across…
A string of summer internships has inspired one student’s ambitions to make the world a better place with her engineering skills and knowledge. This past summer, Mary Daka (Year 4 CivE), interned with the Partnerships for Inclusive Research and Learning…
Are panels made from mushrooms and hemp a realistic solution to cut greenhouse gas emissions in the construction industry? The construction industry has a pollution problem, but University of Toronto alumnus John Kabanda (CivE MASc Structural and Geotechnical Engineering…
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