Posts By: Sherry Esfahani

Prof. Azimi was featured on UofT Engineering News: “This new, more sustainable method for recycling lithium-ion batteries could help meet electric vehicle demand.”   Azimi and her team at U […]

From keeping wind turbines ice-free to catalytically converting waste CO2 into useful products, advanced materials will be critical for developing the sustainable technologies of the future. A new system known […]

Meet Materials Science & Engineering alumnus James Sawyer, co-founder of a clean-tech company, Borealis Clean Energy. His company designs and installs the world’s most advanced form of clean energy generation […]

Prof. Ben Hatton (MSE), was featured in Fast Company, a monthly American business magazine focused on technology, business and design. The article discusses the design of a low-cost ‘optofluidic’ system […]

Forensic Engineering expert and MSE Professor, Doug Perovic, was featured in the most recent issue of Engineering Dimensions, a bi-monthly journal published by the Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO). The article […]

A new, low-cost ‘optofluidic’ system designed at U of T Engineering could enable buildings to save energy by dynamically changing the appearance of their exteriors. The inspiration for the approach […]

Third UT2-Mac workshop was first to be held in conjunction with CMSC 2022  From June 20 to 24, U of T Engineering hosted professors and graduate students from the University of […]

Annual conference was the first to be held in person since 2019  From June 22-23, more than 215 researchers, industry professionals and students converged at the University of Toronto for […]

We are very excited to host three award-winning lecturers as part of the 33rd Canadian Conference of Materials Science this week. Donald R. Sadoway, D.K.C. MacDonald Memorial Lecturer, Faculty of Engineering […]