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Engineering in the News

Five Engineers Honoured as U of T's Inventors of the Year Engineering researchers make up half of this year's award recipients
Can Smartphones Make Students Pay Attention? Engineering lecturer Jason Bazylak is using students’ love of smartphones to re-engage them into class discussion
New Insights Into How Materials Transfer Heat Could Lead to Improved Electronics U of T Engineering researchers, working with colleagues from Carnegie Mellon University, have published new insights into how materials transfer heat, which could eventually lead to smaller, more powerful electronic devices
UTIAS Student Caught Up in Boston Bombing Aftermath UTIAS PhD student Lana Osusky was attending an MIT symposium as Boston bombing story unfolded at her doorstep
U of T Shares in Federal ecoEnergy Grant Funding U of T Electrical Engineering Professor Reza Iravani is one of several beneficiaries of federal ecoENERGY funding grants announced May 3
Engineering Global Health Symposium Puts Spotlight on Health Strategies and Products At a one-day conference held at the Bahen Centre for Information Technology last week, researchers from across U of T came together to discuss an issue of global proportions: health