Note: This is now a virtual talk due to travel complications. The talk will also be broadcast in SF1105 if you would like to watch it with colleagues, with coffee and cookies. Join us for the next talk in the 2023-2024 Distinguished Lectures Series by Prof. Sergei Tretyakov of Aalto University Date: Thursday, February 8, […]
Ryan Quint, PhD, PE, North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Online through Zoom RSVP for Dr. Quint's Lecture. Title: Ensuring Reliability, Resilience, and Security under Rapid Grid Transformation Abstract: The electricity sector is experiencing a profound transformation toward clean energy solutions and new technologies. Yet the grid is also faced with increasing challenges such as extreme weather, […]
Professor Xilin Liu Restore, regulate and repair the brain with precision electronic devices — these are my research team’s goals. We have recently developed intelligent brain implants to regulate disorders such as epilepsy and Parkinsonism, sensor brain interfaces to restore lost sensation from brain and spinal cord injuries, and therapeutic stimulators for neural repair and […]
Conversations with SGS is a series of monthly sessions for faculty in administrative roles in graduate education at the unit level to come together to share experiences, learnings and incorporate best practices into our work. Panel: Vina Goghari, Vice-Dean, Research and Program Innovation Josie Lalonde, Director, Student Academic Services Emma Thacker, Director (Acting) Graduate Awards […]
The Women in AI speaker series, a collaboration between the Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society and Deloitte, welcomes Anna Goldenberg, a professor in the University of Toronto’s Departments of Computer Science and Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology, Varma Family Chair in Biomedical Informatics and Artificial Intelligence at SickKids Research Institute, and CIFAR AI Chair […]
Professor Robert Tibshirani, Stanford University Online through zoom RSVP for Prof Tibshirani's Lecture Title: Data Science, Statistics, and Health with a Focus on Statistical Learning and Sparsity Abstract: First I will discuss some general issues in the application of statistics to biomedicine. These include the importance of transparency, reproducibility and simplicity. Then I will cover some recent […]
The OPTIONS Program The OPTIONS Program is an initiative to support all engineering graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in exploring diverse career options. Learn more here: http://uoft.me/optionsprogram Program Details Date: Tues July 12 Time: 12:00 – 1:00 pm ET Location: Online Join your fellow graduate students for a “happy hour” with Dr Robin Sacks where she […]
Put your thinking caps on and join us for a night of fun and friendly competition. Join your department to claim bragging rights as the 2022 Skule Trivia champions. Register for the event
Do you have difficulty staying focused and staying on task when working from home and being online? Do you ever procrastinate to avoid unpleasant tasks or assignments? Do you find it hard to get started? Motivating yourself to complete assignments, study, and do all the other things can be difficult, but completing all these tasks […]
How should you study and approach problem-solving in Engineering? How do you control your studying outcomes? How do you find your learning style? And do you study smarter? Join your Engineering Learning Strategist and your fellow upper-year students and learn about effective learning strategies that can help you ace your academic performance! In this session, […]
Ryan Quint, PhD, PE, North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Online through Zoom RSVP or Dr. Quint's Lecture. Title: Ensuring Reliability, Resilience, and Security under Rapid Grid Transformation Abstract: The electricity sector is experiencing a profound transformation toward clean energy solutions and new technologies. Yet the grid is also faced with increasing challenges such as extreme weather, […]
