Lectures, seminars and workshops

Resilient Energy Infrastructure: Engineering for Climate Adaptation, Reliability, and Sustainability Emily Heitman Refreshments provided FREE TO ATTEND – RSVP LINK OVERVIEW As climate risks escalate, engineering resilient energy infrastructure is no longer optional—it is essential. From extreme weather events to rising demand and decarbonization imperatives, Canada’s energy systems face increasing strain. This TISED Talk will […]

The 2026 Critical Connect Conference, hosted by the University of Toronto’s Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE), is a full-day exploration of the transformative power of artificial intelligence in real-world applications. Under the theme “AI in Practice: Responsible Innovation, Real-World Impact,” the conference brings together leaders in AI research, technology, and policy to examine […]

City Planning Division at the City of Toronto: City Planning leads policy development, champions design excellence, and delivers innovative research initiatives on land use issues, providing expert planning advice on housing, environmental sustainability, community and economic development, urban design, and transportation. Stewards of the City’s Official Plan, City Planning recommends actions to City Council, the […]

Work Smarter with AI, Without Crossing the Line (In-Person) Using tools like ChatGPT for homework or problem-solving, but not sure what’s allowed? Wondering how to use AI to learn better instead of accidentally sabotaging your grades or academic integrity? GenAI can be a powerful learning tool when used correctly. This workshop shows you how to use AI to support […]

Around the world, technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace—but it’s important to remember that it doesn’t develop itself. People design technologies for others to use, and success depends on more than just technical breakthroughs. Even the most innovative ideas can fail to reach the market or deliver value if the surrounding ecosystem isn’t aligned.  Join Professor Philip Asare for an […]

Get insights from U of T Engineering alumnus Martin Wildberger (ECE 8T4), EVP Technology & Operations, RBC and dive into resume rapid-fire and speed networking with industry professionals.  This event is exclusively for U of T students. Registration details coming soon. Notify me when registration opens About the Tech@RBC Insider Series: The Tech@RBC Insider Series […]

Promoting ethical engineering research is necessary given the potential for widespread social and technological impacts of these research outcomes. But what motivates engineers to think and act ethically, particularly in the domain of research?   In this interactive talk, Dr. Justin L. Hess will address this question by sharing types of critical incidents experienced by engineering faculty […]

The Microfluidics Professional Course is a 3-day crash course for industrial/academic researchers with little or no experience in the microfluidics field. Led by our expert staff, and utilizing our state of the art cleanroom facility, labs will cover various fabrication techniques including prototyping of polymer devices using lithography and 3D printing, and small scale-up fabrication of thermoplastic […]

The Microfluidics Professional Course is a 3-day crash course for industrial/academic researchers with little or no experience in the microfluidics field. Led by our expert staff, and utilizing our state of the art cleanroom facility, labs will cover various fabrication techniques including prototyping of polymer devices using lithography and 3D printing, and small scale-up fabrication of thermoplastic […]