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ACE Workshop: Mastering Motivation & Procrastination

Galbraith Building Room 117 (GB117) 35 St. George St, Toronto

Event Details Date: Wednesday, March 4, 2026 Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Location: GB117 Registration: Complete the registration form. (Registration is required) Event Information From “I’ll Do It Later” to “Done”: Mastering Motivation & Procrastination (In-Person) Keep putting things off until “later”? Waiting to feel motivated before you start? Stuck in the cycle of stress, guilt, and […]

ACI U of T x CivMin GSA Panel Event

Galbraith Building - GB202 @ 35 St. George Street, Toronto, ON

Building Better – Sustainability in Canadian Concrete American Concrete Institute U of T Student Chapter and CivMin Graduate Students Association event Thursday, March 5, 2026 at 6 – 8 p.m. in GB202, Galbraith Building Curious about how concrete fits into Canada’s carbon reduction goals? Look no further than this panel discussion on “Building Better – Sustainability in Canadian Concrete”! […]

E2R2 Journal Club Session

MY763 or Zoom

The ISTEP Engineering Education Research Roundtable (E2R2) is a monthly venue for ISTEP faculty, staff, and graduate students, and colleagues and students from other FASE departments, to exchange ideas about engineering education research. E2R2 aims to build a community for engineering education research within ISTEP and FASE, and to inspire ideas and advance scholarship and […]

2026 Fred Kan Distinguished Lecture in Engineering Ethics

The Faculty Club 41 Willcocks St, Toronto, ON, Canada

Promoting ethical engineering research is necessary given the potential for widespread social and technological impacts of these research outcomes. But what motivates engineers to think and act ethically, particularly in the domain of research?   In this interactive talk, Dr. Justin L. Hess will address this question by sharing types of critical incidents experienced by engineering faculty […]

What Inspires Ethical Research? Lessons from Biomedical Engineering Faculty

The Faculty Club, 41 Willcocks Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 3G3, Canada

Fred Kan Distinguished Lecture In Engineering Ethics 2026 Promoting ethical engineering research is necessary given the potential for widespread social and technological impacts of engineering research outcomes. But what motivates engineers to think and act ethically, particularly in the domain of research? In this interactive talk, Dr. Justin L. Hess will address this question by sharing […]

Robotics Institute Seminar: Sergey Stavisky, “A multi-modal brain-computer interface for restoring lost communication”

Myhal Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Room 580, or on Zoom 55 St. George Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

A multi-modal brain-computer interface for restoring lost communication Join in-person in MY580 or online (Zoom) Restoring the ability to communicate to people with neurological injuries has long been a goal of neurotechnology research; today, this dream is on the verge of fruition with ongoing commercial cursor and click brain-computer interface (BCI) clinical trials. I will […]

Robotics Institute Seminar: Risto Ojala, “Perception solutions for enabling automated driving in winter conditions”

Myhal Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Room 580, or on Zoom

Perception solutions for enabling automated driving in winter conditions Join in MY580 or online (Zoom) This talk presents methods and findings from research on perception solutions for automated driving in winter conditions, carried out at the Autonomy & Mobility Laboratory, Aalto University. Winter conditions pose several challenges for automated vehicle perception pipelines, which currently limit the […]

Industry Registration – 2026 CRAFT Microfluidics Professional Course

Bahen Centre, 40 St. George Street, Toronto, Canada

The Microfluidics Professional Course is a 3-day crash course for industrial/academic researchers with little or no experience in the microfluidics field. Led by our expert staff, and utilizing our state of the art cleanroom facility, labs will cover various fabrication techniques including prototyping of polymer devices using lithography and 3D printing, and small scale-up fabrication of thermoplastic […]

Academic/Student Registration – 2026 CRAFT Microfluidics Professional Course

Bahen Centre, 40 St. George Street, Toronto, Canada

The Microfluidics Professional Course is a 3-day crash course for industrial/academic researchers with little or no experience in the microfluidics field. Led by our expert staff, and utilizing our state of the art cleanroom facility, labs will cover various fabrication techniques including prototyping of polymer devices using lithography and 3D printing, and small scale-up fabrication of thermoplastic […]