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May 7
EV Battery and Grid Research Highlighted During Deputy Minister’s Visit
On April 23, U of T hosted Deputy Minister Susanna Laaksonen-Craig from the Ministry of Energy and Mines for a tour of three Labs in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering and affiliated with the Climate Positive Energy Initiative and Electrification Hub (EHub). As noted below, these Labs are conducting cutting-edge research and collaborating […]
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February 14
CERT Systems Inc., a company spun out of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, has received support from Breakthrough Energy Solutions Canada to advance an innovative system that transforms carbon dioxide into valuable products. The company builds on research from ... Read More
February 11
The University of Toronto’s School of Continuing Studies (SCS) is launching 24 short courses in the areas most in demand in the labour market. Read More
February 7
The automotive industry will increasingly need a mix of skills including technological, engineering and mathematic skills which go beyond the specific designations such as programmers or engineers. This report highlights how educational institutions can meet the need for skills in demand in the auto... Read More
January 21
City of Toronto councillors recognized the University of Toronto’s leadership, innovation and contribution to the prosperity and growth of the City at a meeting this January at Toronto City Hall. Read More