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If the body could talk, what would it say? Would it tell stories of adventure? Of strength and courage? Perseverance? Perhaps it would tell a story of resistance? Or a chronology of its existence? The body can be understood as a site of contestation, where meaning and possibilities are mapped, imagined, and expressed. Whether physically, […]
The U of T Engineering Minor in Global Leadership is part of U of T’s first tri-campus, interdivisional, multidisciplinary undergraduate program. The Minor is distinguished by its critical and multidisciplinary focus on leadership in a global context. This is combined with an emphasis on developing knowledge of global issues within an engineering framework and how […]
Lectures at the Leading Edge (LLE) Peter Ostafichuk, University of British Columbia Host: Prof. Jennifer Farmer Assessment is widely viewed as an integral part of teaching and learning. More than a means to benchmark student performance, effective assessment is a powerful learning activity. In addition, well-constructed assessments allow students to monitor their learning progress and adapt; […]
The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (IDERD), observed every March 21, brings the world community together to increase its efforts in the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination and racism. The Institutional Equity Office and the Anti-Racism & Cultural Diversity Office (ARCDO) invites all students to register for the IDERD event […]
Join us for the next talk in the 2023-2024 Distinguished Lectures Series by Farnaz Niroui of Massachusetts Institute of Technology Date: March 21, 2024 at 4:00 – 5:00pm in SF1105 Title: Engineering at the Limits of the Nanoscale Abstract: Engineering matter at the extreme nanoscale is key to the development of next-generation devices based on […]
Join us for an online session to learn more about the Master of Engineering in Cities Engineering and Management Program This is your chance to explore the cross-disciplinary professional program designed to accelerate your career. Here’s a breakdown of the event: Learn about the core courses and program’s requirements Discover the interdisciplinary nature of city planning Find […]
The internet essentially began 30 years ago, with the December 1994 release of Netscape Navigator as the first mainstream commercial web browser. This began the steady transition of cryptography and security from the realm of fringe university research topics and a niche industry sector to major subject areas and technologies underpinning essential components of modern […]
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Join panel members, Mike Risavy (Planning Ontario’s Energy Transition, IESO), Edmund Tam (Model Development & Analytics, OPG), Dhruvansh Vyas (Engineering Manager System Planning, Toronto Hydro), Jason Rioux (Chief Development Officer, NRStor Inc.), and Sunil Kumar (ENsky Consulting) this April 2nd at lunchtime. The panel will discuss the energy sector and how the Province will meet current and future demands. Panelists will share their insights and […]
Ayse Asatekin, Tufts University Host: Prof. Jay Werber Membranes offer a highly energy-efficient, simple to operate, scalable and portable separation method for many applications, from water treatment to oil and gas processing to pharmaceutical manufacturing. Yet, their broader use is often limited by insufficient selectivity and/or fouling with complex feeds. There are no commercial membranes that […]
Paul Wesling Hewlett-Packard Co. (retired) IEEE Distinguished Lecturer and Life Fellow Abstract Silicon Valley is commonly acknowledged as the tech capital of the world. How did it come into being, and what can we learn from our Toronto Hub? Join this insightful session with Paul Wesling to discover the history behind Silicon Valley’s success. The attendees […]
Are you ready to tackle the upcoming exam season with confidence? Join Mehnaz Tabassum, the Engineering Learning Strategist, for an interactive Exam Plan Workshop, where she will guide you step-by-step to create a personalized plan tailored to your exam needs. Make sure to bring your laptop or physical planner, and leave with a concrete strategy […]
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