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  • ChemE Convocation Reception

    Graduating students from the ChemE class of 2T6 and 2T5 + PEY, join us for a special reception after your Convocation Ceremony! The event will include award presentations and a chance to celebrate with classmates, family, professors, and staff. Look for your invitation in your inbox in May!

  • AI and Data Science Bootcamp for MEng Students

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    Wallber Building, WB-407 200 College St,, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    LOCATION: Wallberg, WB-407 This one-day workshop is for incoming ChemE MEng students of all skill levels.  It is useful even if programming, data science, or AI will not be the main focus of your work. Experimentalists, process engineers, designers, and computational researchers often need to work together, and most technical work produces data somewhere along […]

  • AI and Data Science Bootcamp for Undergraduate Students

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    Myhal Centre 55 St George St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    LOCATION: MY 150, Myhal Centre (55 St George St, Toronto, ON M5S 0C9) This one-day bootcamp is for incoming ChemE students of all skill levels.  It is useful even if you do not plan to become a programmer or work in AI. Most engineers will generate data through experiments, simulations, measurements, or other technical work. […]

  • LLE: Interfacial Reaction Mechanisms Toward Precision Engineering of Interphase Chemistry in Next-Generation Batteries

    Wallberg Building, Room WB-116, 200 College St, Toronto, ON, M5S 3E4

    While lithium based battery technologies are becoming increasingly widespread in our energy landscape, both in electric vehicles and grid scale storage, there is a continued need to increase energy density, reduce costs, and improve the sustainability of their manufacturing. At the heart of every battery is an ionically conductive but electronically insulating electrolyte that dictates […]

  • LLE: Modeling Complex Systems: Connecting mechanisms, prediction, and application

    Wallberg Building, Room WB-116, 200 College St, Toronto, ON, M5S 3E4

    Modeling is central to understanding and solving complex research problems. This talk supports the idea that progress often begins with constructing models that capture the essential mechanisms of complex systems. We explore how modeling supports scientific discovery, from identifying fundamental phenomena to predicting system behavior. Examples include coupled hydrodynamics and heat and mass transfer in […]