Posts Tagged: mineral engineering
CivMin’s Prof. Sebastian Goodfellow is featured in a recent video as part of the “What’s Your Story?” series. Get to know Sebastian Goodfellow, Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering at the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering…
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 Min Club Chair Evan Beri (MinE, Year 4): Tell us a bit about yourself. …
We sat down to chat with Alec Gilvesy (Year 4 MinE), Chair of Min Club and Co-Captain of the U of T Mining Games Team, about preparing to take the U of T team to the 2023 Canadian Mining Games…
Philanthropist and industrialist Pierre Lassonde has been named an Officer of the Order of Canada. The announcement was made by Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon, Governor General of Canada, on December 29, 2022. Lassonde is among 99 appointments to the Order —…
Of all the engineers to graduate from University of Toronto’s Lassonde Mineral Engineering program, Natasha Vaz (MinE 0T2), is one of the most successful and distinguished. She’s the Chief Operating Officer at Kirkland Lake Gold and, since last fall, Chair of the Ontario Mining Association…
We are recognizing the student leaders making a difference at CivMin this academic year, and we recently chatted with Min Club Chair Joleia Bucad. Tell us about yourself! My name is Joleia Bucad and I’m a Year 4 Lassonde Mineral Engineering…
May 10 - May 15, 2021 is National Mining Week. To Celebrate, we're highlighting some of the amazing research our faculty, students and alumni are leading to improve mining practices and make the industry more sustainable. Prof. Lesley Warren:…
Tell us about yourself: I’m from Richmond Hill, Ontario and I’m a fourth-year Lassonde Mineral Engineering student at the University of Toronto. I’ve been on two Professional Experience Years (PEY) and when I came back, I decided to…
Rendering of the HCAT Bunkhouse and MacGillivray Common Room (Credit: V+A Architects) Survey Camp at Gull Lake is celebrating its centennial and getting a new bunkhouse. Nearly a century after the first group of University of Toronto Engineering students used…
Whether it’s copper for electric cars, or lithium for cellphones, many everyday technologies and devices are made of or rely on metals. But mining and extracting these valuable commercial minerals can come at a catastrophic cost to the environment. The…
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