Title: Welcome & MSE orientation Date: Sep 9, 2021 This orientation will give information about UofT, the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, the MSE department, contacts and links to various student services, MSE-GSA information, safety and program structure. Also, information about the MSE1000/2000 grad seminar course, officially named the Ursula Franklin MSE graduate seminar.
Registration Topic: Is it safe enough to return to campus? What do public health scientists say? Description: Please join us for an interactive panel discussion with leading health and safety experts in epidemiology, indoor air quality, bioaerosols, bioethics, population health equity, and more. Following brief presentations by the panelists, there will be an extended Q […]
Title: Demystifying Complex Multiphase Flow Phenomena in Continuous Casting Processes using Advanced Imaging Techniques Presenter: Amiy Srivastava (PhD candidate, 2nd seminar) Supervisor: Prof Kinnor Chattopadhyay Abstract: Steel is one of the commonly used materials for several applications such as heavy equipment, structural, automotive, oil and gas pipeline, windmill, pressure vessels etc. Steel products are widely used in […]
Each year Massey College and Science@Massey host the Franklin Forum on a topic at the intersection of Science, Engineering, Public Policy and Society. This year in honour of the centenary of the birth of Dr. Ursula Franklin we will hold a virtual event with colleagues, friends and family highlighting her contributions as a mentor and […]
Wednesday, September 22 at 2 p.m. ET Join via Zoom (direct join link for internal CivMin U of T audiences) Registration (for external participants) Engineering design for future climates – navigating a complex intersection of disciplines Biography Dr. Francis Zwiers is director of the Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium (PCIC) at the University of Victoria. His former roles include […]
Title: Mitigating the Negative Effect of Anisotropic Clay Particles in Flotation and Dewatering Operations in Mineral Processing Using Biopolymers Presenter: Nahid Molaei (PhD candidate, 2nd seminar) Supervisor: Prof Erin Bobicki Abstract: The depletion of high-grade ore resources and ongoing demand for mineral products has led to an increase in the exploitation of low-grade and complex […]
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Are you interested in MSE merch sales, the MSE Dinner Dance, and the MSE Research Showcase? Find out more by joining us in this joint event held on the UofT MSE Discord server by the MSE Club and the MIC (Materials Industry) Club! Both clubs will be there to answer any questions that you may […]
Professor Noémie-Manuelle Dorval Courchesne Department of Chemical Engineering McGill University Protein-based materials represent sustainable and easily customizable alternatives to conventional synthetic polymers. With their biocompatibility, bioactivity and genetic tunability, proteins can be customized for a range of applications. Specifically, protein materials that self-assemble into macromolecular structures and can be produced at large scale are of […]
The Toronto Science Policy Network is a student-run science policy group which provides a platform to learn more about and engage in science policy. We would like to invite you to join our Annual General Meeting where you can learn about what TSPN is planning for the year and how you can get involved! TSPN AGM details: September […]
The sessions are for students who are interested in applying to go on exchange during AY 2022-2023. Come to the session to learn how to apply for an exchange/research opportunities and what are the eligibility to go on exchange. Please attend one of any sessions available in the following. All sessions are offered online via […]
Looking for an internship, PEY, or full-time position as an engineering consultant? Want to solve complex client problems with consultants and see what a day in the life for them is like? UTESCA will be providing you with the opportunity to impress the Isaac recruitment team on Oct. 4th, 6:30 - 8 PM EST over Zoom! Teams […]
