Posts Tagged: women in engineering
Engineers, researchers, and First Nations advocates creating “bridges” with on-reserve communities to shed light on the barriers to on-reserve housing. Canada’s inadequate on-reserve housing in First Nations communities has long […]
University of Toronto graduates are among the world’s most desirable in the eyes of employers, according to a new ranking by Times Higher Education. U of T was ranked 12th in […]
She took time off her job to write a book. Mariko Uda (Civ 0T4, PhD 2016) took time away from engineering work in order to pursue a long-held dream […]
Thirteen accomplished members of U of T Engineering’s alumni community, including CivE alumna Deborah Goodings, were recognized on Nov. 7 at the annual Engineering Alumni Network (EAN) Awards. The awards […]
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 […]
Before Jenny Hill took on her current job — working to prevent catastrophic city-wide flooding in the Greater Toronto Area — she worked in a police forensics lab. She thinks her role […]
The Department would like to offer its sincere congratulations to Professor Heather MacLean (CivMin) on being awarded the 2019 Engineering Institute of Canada Julian C. Smith Medal for achievement in the […]
On Wednesday, November 7th, the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering co-hosted a one-day stakeholder workshop on “Steering Low-Carbon Growth and Sustainable Energy Use in Dar es Salaam” in partnership […]
Professor Jennifer Drake has won the 2018 OPEA Engineering Medal for Young Engineers. It is awarded to “outstanding young Ontario engineers, who have made exceptional achievements in their chosen fields.” […]
This weekend, the Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) National Conferencewill welcome more than 300 delegates from across Canada to Toronto. They will hear from — and interact with — dozens […]
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