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The U of T Engineering community is mourning the loss of Professor Dionne Aleman, who passed on October 21, 2025. Her passing came after a long illness, throughout which she was supported by the care of an incredible team, including…
Four U of T Engineering researchers who have earned new or renewed Canada Research Chairs are: Myrtede Alfred (MIE, CHE Affiliate) – Canada Research Chair in Clinical Systems Equity (new) Amy Bilton (MIE) – Canada Research Chair in Engineering for Sustainable Global…
PADmap, which launched in March 2025, is a website designed to optimize the placement of PADs, which are also known as automated external defibrillators (AEDs). It was created via a collaboration between researchers at U of T Engineering, the University…
A new partnership between U of T Engineering’s Centre for Healthcare Engineering and the William Osler Health System will focus on how human factors research can help improve clinical practice, both in the Greater Toronto Area and around the world.…
A new study from U of T Engineering researchers points to practical strategies to prevent deaths from opioid poisoning by optimizing the distribution of naloxone kits. In a paper published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, Professor Timothy Chan (MIE;…
The Centre for Healthcare Engineering is pleased to announce that applications for the 2025 Stan Gasner Graduate Scholarship in Healthcare Engineering is now opened. This scholarship is made possible by generous donations from Stan Gasner (IndE 6T4). Past recipients are…
The path to engineering studies wasn’t always straightforward for Kejah Bascon (MIE PhD student). [Her] interdisciplinary passion led Bascon to pursue her PhD at U of T Engineering. She is one of the 2024 recipients of the Indigenous and Black…
As part of initiating the first American study on drones as defibrillator delivery systems, a research symposium was held in Gothenburg in September. In addition to researchers from Duke University, Timothy Chan, a professor of GIS modeling at the University…
Older adults living in a Toronto co-operative apartment building will soon have access to high-tech activity spaces designed to promote cognitive, physical and social enrichment, thanks to a new pilot project led by the University of Toronto’s Mark Chignell (MIE…
Two University of Toronto students have teamed-up with UHN’s department of Quality, Safety and Clinical Adoption to create artificial intelligence (AI) models that can improve patient safety and quality of care. The work is part of a collaboration between UHN…
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