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Dr. Shawn Qu, founder, chairman and CEO of Canadian Solar.

U of T Engineering alumnus gives back to support solar cell research

Researchers Valerio Adinolfi (left) and Riccardo Comin examine a perovskite crystal. Perovskites are attracting growing interest in the context of thin-film solar technologies, but had never been studied in their purest form: as perfect single crystals.

Crystal light: New family of light-converting materials points to cheaper, more efficient solar power and LEDs

Nymi Band has the potential to make passwords, PIN codes and security cards things of the past (Photo: Nymi).

The heart of the matter: BizSkule to explore the future of wearable tech

From left: Julia Filiplic, Christine Bui and Molly Gorman are among the 30.6 per cent of first-year engineering students at U of T who are female — the highest percentage in Ontario (Photo: Roberta Baker).

U of T Engineering celebrates record number of female first-year students

Nano-scale gold rods printed on this reflective surface allow complete control of magnitude and direction, or phase, of the reflected field. (Figure from Phys. Rev. X 4, 041042)

A trick of the light: Metamaterials innovations open new frontiers for telecommunications, imaging

This feature appears in the newest issue of ECE's magazine ANNUM. Read or download the full issue.

Great Expectations

This feature appears in the newest issue of ECE's magazine ANNUM. Read or download the full issue.

Identity Crisis

This feature appears in the newest issue of ECE's magazine ANNUM. Read or download the full issue.

Optical Inclusion

Professor Alberto Leon-Garcia receiving his award at the IEEE GLOBECOM 2014

ECE Awards Roundup: January 8, 2015

Professors Deepa Kundur (left) and Baochun Li were named Fellows of the IEEE, effective January 2015.

Kundur, Li named Fellows of the IEEE

This feature appears in the newest issue of ECE's magazine ANNUM. Read or download the full issue.

Baking an Improved Breadboard

Brendan Frey (centre) pictured with first co-authors Leo Lee and Hui Xiong (Photo: Jessica Wilson).

Machine learning reveals unexpected genetic roots of cancers, autism and other disorders