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“We are extremely fortunate in this region to have the calibre of people and the research infrastructure of the TAHSN network. This work gives patients access to the latest therapies and enables clinicians to benefit from the latest knowledge,” says…
A team of U of T Engineering researchers, led by Professor Timothy Chan (MIE), is leveraging machine learning to optimize the macronutrient content of pooled human donor milk recipes. The researchers introduce their data-driven optimization model in a new paper…
“We were a bit surprised that the improvements appeared greater in the urban areas. There’s an historical inequity in EMS response times in rural versus urban areas, so we anticipated that drones could provide a bigger improvement in response times…
The University of Toronto is a world-renowned university in the fields of computer science and artificial intelligence (AI). On the 5th of October, reporter Kim Namyoung met Tim Chan, a professor of industrial engineering and CHE faculty affiliate at the…
You don’t have to hide who you are to be a part of #UofTEngineering. Meet Professor Dionne Aleman, special advisor to the Dean on 2SLGBTQ+ matters and CHE faculty affiliate. Whether you’re closeted, out, or still figuring things out, she…
LaShawn Murray (MIE PhD candidate) comes from a long line of engineers and educators — and though she grew up in Toronto and Oakville, she always felt connected with her family’s roots in the Caribbean and South America. “My family…
Using an approach known as human-centered automation, the University of Toronto’s Enid Montague aims to engineer a better health-care experience that helps ease the strain the current stress on the system and delivers more equitable care. Full article at: U of T…
Starting in September 2023, U of T Engineering’s new certificate in Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Engineering will enable undergraduate students to strengthen their knowledge of concepts such as ethics, equity, justice and the interactions between technology and society.…
Professor Enid Montague (MIE) aims to engineer a better health-care experience and help ease the current stress on the system using an approach known as human-centered automation. Canada faces a critical doctor shortage that has left more than six million…
Muhammad Maaz (MIE PhD candidate) Maaz is working in matching theory, a field that studies how to best match two sets of things, which can be used as a framework to design and study all sorts of markets. Inspired by…
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