Events

What kinds of jobs do engineering students even get after earning their degree? Come find out! If you want to get clear about the types of professional roles that exist and are exciting matches for you, come out for Chart Your Future Engineering Careers. In this fun workshop you'll build awareness of the range of […]

Dr. Thomas Preston, Assistant Professor, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences; Department of Chemistry, McGill University Spherical aerosol particles can act as high-quality factor optical cavities that can support electromagnetic whispering gallery modes (WGMs). When single aerosol particles are held using optical tweezers, spontaneous Raman scattering can be enhanced at wavelengths that are commensurate with […]

Assistant Professor Jay R. Werber Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry, University of Toronto https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/85219414956 Meeting ID: 852 1941 4956 Password: 925809 Keynote speaker at the 2021 BioZone Research Symposium The incoming Advanced Membranes Lab will focus on the development of membrane materials and processes for highly selective aqueous separations. The lab’s expertise in […]

International research opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students: The Reach Alliance is an international community of multidisciplinary student and faculty researchers investigating complex global challenges and addressing the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Engineering plays an important role in addressing the SDGs. Join us to hear from engineering students who participated in Reach and learn more […]

Please join GradSWE UofT on March 11th from 4:00-6:30 p.m. ET as we collaborate with TandemLaunch and WISE UofT to host the very first “Launch your entrepreneurship career!” event. TandemLaunch is a unique startup foundry and seed fund based in Montreal that works with driven entrepreneurs to turn research from the world’s best universities into exceptional technology companies. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or […]

Most people think that after graduating from university there are not more exams, no more all night study sessions and no more deadlines! But life is full of surprises and learning does not stop upon graduation, it actually accelerates! If you want to learn how lifelong learning has impacted a group of senior engineers, join the […]

As taught by the Stanford Life Design Lab What do I want to do with my life after undergrad? How do I navigate an uncertain job market in a global pandemic? Prototype answers to these questions at Design Your Life! Design Your Life is a full day workshop developed at Stanford University which uses design […]

Professor Dwight Seferos, Department of Chemistry, Diana Facchini, NRC-Mississauga, and Professor Tim Bender, Department of Chemical Engineering & Applied Chemistry, are organizing a 1-hour virtual meeting (March 16, 11 AM – noon) to introduce the NRC Mississauga research team, expertise, R&D interests and future directions, with the intent to spark future engagement between U of […]

Register for CEGSA’s Science Communication Workshop with Dr. Rachael Cayley from the Graduate Centre for Academic Communication (GCAC)! At this workshop, you will learn strategies for communicating your research to a broader audience, how to help your career by effectively identifying the greater impact of your degree, and some tips on how to share and […]

Speaker: Patrick Lee, Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto Hosted by Molly Shoichet via Zoom Seminar followed by Q&A from 3-4PM RSVP to attend the seminar Abstract Most new polymeric products contain two or more polymers and functional additives resulting in desired properties contributed from each component. Recently, our group is working […]

Jim Pfaendtner, Dept. Chair and Rogel Professor of Chemical Engineering and Professor of Chemistry, University of Washington: Foundations and Applications of Chemical Engineering Data Science Abstract Chemical engineering is being rapidly transformed by the tools of data science. On the horizon, artificial intelligence (AI) applications will impact a huge swath of our work, ranging from […]

This lecture was formerly titled Lubricin: Alleviating the Effects of Dry Eye.  Register for the event Abstract Dry eye is an affliction where the tear film of the eye is unable to protect the cornea epithelium. One suspected cause of this condition is a deficiency of mucin, a protein that is thought to enhance wettability […]