Posts Tagged: machine learning
Janelle Hodge (BSc 2025), a CivMin MASc student under the supervision of Prof. Ron Hofmann, has been awarded the Professor Barry J. Adams Graduate Fellowship. This fellowship is awarded annually to a research stream graduate student (MASc or PhD) in the Environmental…
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…
Thanks to a dedicated group of student leaders, Black-identifying members of U of T Engineering’s graduate student community now have more avenues for support and mentorship than ever before. Though it officially formed in 2024, the genesis of U of T’s…
CivMin analysis optimizes the placement of cycling infrastructure in Toronto according to different strategies — and finds a trade-off between equity and efficiency A new analysis from the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering (CivMin) researchers leverages machine learning to…
Microplastics exist all around us — in the water we drink, the food we eat and the air we breathe. But before researchers can understand the real impact of these particles, they need faster and more effective ways to…
Mitigating indoor mould and optimizing air transportation in Northern Ontario are the first two collaborative projects between Indigenous community leaders and U of T researchers to get underway through the Reconciliation Through Engineering Initiative (RTEI). Launched last December by the…
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