Posts Tagged: Constantin Christopoulos
Two CivMin professors, Professor Constantin Christopoulos and Professor Amer Shalaby, are among the 57 new Fellows elected into the Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE). They are among the seven U of […]
Shaking things up: U of T seismic design team earns second-place finish at international competition
A team of U of T students earned second place overall at a recent international competition held by the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI). The annual Seismic Design Competition (SDC), […]
CivMin researchers rate among top 2% worldwide in recent ranking CivMin faculty TOP ROW (L to R): Evan Bentz, Constantin Christopoulos, (Emeritus) Michael Collins, Tamer El-Diraby, Giovanni Grasselli, Bryan Karney, […]
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 […]
Funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation will be used to acquire an adjustable, multi-dimensional loading module and other equipment for the Structural Testing Facility An upgraded facility at […]
Three PhD candidates from the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering (CivMin) at the University of Toronto have won honours for their video thesis entries in an international competition. Moniruzzaman […]
A University of Toronto PhD candidate in civil engineering has won an international competition for predicting the results of an earthquake. Myron Chiyun Zhong (CivE 1T7, PhD Candidate), along […]
We asked some faculty members to weigh in on how engineers and academics help to make the world a more equitable, diverse, inclusive and accessible place. DIVERSITY AND EQUITY […]
Designed to fail: an elegant solution to save buildings during earthquakes Pedram Mortazavi, a CivE PhD candidate in structural engineering under the supervision of Professors Constantin Christopoulos and Oh-Sung Kwon, […]
Pedram Mortazavi (CivMin PhD candidate) has won a 2018 TA Teaching Excellence Award from the University of Toronto’s Teaching Assistant Training Program (TATP). Mortazavi, a PhD candidate in the Department of Civil […]
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