RESEARCH

at U of T Engineering

LEADING INNOVATION STARTS HERE.

Our approach to research is defined by ambition, innovation, multidisciplinary collaboration and strong partnerships with industry, government, non-profit organizations and community groups.

U of T Engineering is home to 120 research chairs and more than 25 multidisciplinary, leading edge research hubs that represent our six Innovation Clusters.

These clusters represent advanced research efforts that address a vast range of social, economic, environmental and industrial challenges. Our breadth and depth of research excellence, combined with powerful partnerships and a strong culture of entrepreneurship, enable our researchers to develop advanced technology-based solutions that address the needs of an evolving global marketplace.

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OUR INNOVATION CLUSTERS

U of T Engineering has the breadth and depth of research excellence as well as the capacity to effect global change across these key domains.

OUR EXPERTS

Find the U of T Engineering researchers with the expertise to solve your most complex challenges

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INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS

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Engineering Research Office

Email:  vdr@engineering.utoronto.ca
Office: 44 St. George Street
Tel: 416-946-3038

Research Office Announcements

U of T Engineering researchers are part of research team that received $10 million in Genome Canada grant

September 6, 2023

An interdisciplinary team of engineering researchers, including U of T professors, has been awarded over $10 million in funding from the Genome Canada Climate-Smart Agriculture and Food systems (CSAFS) Interdisciplinary […]

Joint EMHSeed & XSeed Grant Recipients Announced

May 8, 2023

The FASE Research Office is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2023-2025 Joint EMHSeed & XSeed Funding Program.   Initiated in 2015, the Joint Seed Program is an interdivisional research […]