Posts By: Christina Heidorn
Matthew Mazzuca (1T6) is part of this year’s cohort at the business bootcamp of The Next 36. Even though he’s just graduated from EngSci, he already has one startup under […]
It’s Convocation Week at U of T Engineering and we’re delighted that several talented graduating EngSci’s have made it onto U of T Engineering’s list of “Grads to Watch”. Matthew […]
EngSci students are behind two exciting startups that were incubated in the U of T Engineering’s Entrepreneurship Hatchery. PheedLoop is a new user-friendly platform that allows presenters to get live, […]
How do you keep tall buildings from collapsing in an earthquake? Just ask the U of T’s Seismic Design Team. They recently took 4th place in the Undergraduate Seismic Design […]
Walter (Bud) Redvers John Brown was born on August 22, 1925 and grew up in Toronto where he became a proud member of the Engineering Physics class of 4T7. Over […]
Bending down more than a hundred times a day to wring out a mop is back-breaking work for caretakers around the world. But if Jeremy Wang, Shuyi Wu, Ryan Williams […]
Each year, EngSci’s innovative Praxis design course challenges first-year students to do one thing: improve daily life in Toronto’s diverse neighbourhoods and communities. Students fan out across the city to […]
What do EngSci alumni and friends use as centrepieces when they get together for a formal celebration? Why, robots, of course! This year’s EngSci Alumni Dinner brought together over 120 […]
Professor Raffaello D’Andrea (EngSci 9T1) has a knack for making beautiful technology. At the recent 2016 I.I. Glass Lecture at the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies (UTIAS), he […]
Can you teach a computer to recognize what love looks like, or what makes a bunny cute? Matt Zeiler (EngSci 0T9) says you can. He founded one of the hottest […]
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