By Tyler Irving Engineering talent tends to run in families — and for the Ying family, the engineering spirit also lies at the heart of a gift that will long outlast themselves. Yvonne Ying (EngSci 9T6), Irene Ying (ChemE 0T4) and Ivan Ying (ChemE 0T5) all […]
By Samantha Younan The excitement at NordSpace is ramping up, as the Canadian space company prepares to launch the first suborbital flight of its Taiga rocket. If successful, it will mark […]
By Tyler Irving On Friday, a monument designed and built by U of T Engineering students will be on display on the front steps of the Galbraith building to mark the […]
Alumni volunteers generously contribute their time to support the EngSci program and its students through mentorship, career networking, service in governance, in-class panel discussions, and more. By sharing their […]
The University of Toronto Institute of Aerospace Studies and the Division of Engineering Science are saddened to announce the passing of Professor Emeritus Peter Stangeby. Born in Arvida, Quebec, […]
By Samantha Younan This summer, a team of undergraduate students from U of T Engineering launched an experiment into the stratosphere that could help scientists better understand the health […]
How do you find meaning in noise? Year 3 EngSci student Kennice Wong spent months searching for the signal behind pediatric intracranial EEG data — tracing the rhythms of the […]
David Ha (EngSci 0T3, MMF 0T4), founder of Japanese company Sakana AI, has been named to the Time100 AI 2025 list. The annual list recognizes “innovators, leaders and thinkers reshaping our […]
By Samantha Younan This summer, Benjamin Humer (Year 4 EngSci) spent two weeks attending the Culham Plasma Physics Summer School in Oxfordshire, England. The trip was a culmination of months […]
Canada has long been very active in the space sector, from building satellites and the famous Canadarm for the International Space Station to participating in missions to Mars. But […]