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Materials Science

"" July 26, 2024 U of T researchers design new method of recycling steel that could reduce industry's carbon footprint
"" July 18, 2023 U of T Engineering research aims to improve design of small-scale modular reactors for the nuclear industry
"" June 22, 2023 Meet five women who are among U of T Engineering's 'grads to watch' in 2023
"" December 16, 2022 Using quantum-inspired computing, U of T Engineering and Fujitsu discover improved catalyst for clean hydrogen
October 3, 2022 To help meet global EV demand, researchers develop sustainable method of recycling older lithium-ion batteries
"" July 15, 2022 Dynamic building facades inspired by marine organisms could reduce heating, cooling and lighting costs
"" June 16, 2022 Meet six women who are among U of T Engineering's 'grads to watch' in 2022
"" May 30, 2022 From Syria to U of T Engineering: How one student fled civil war to complete his degree
Zebra Mussel January 17, 2022 Why are zebra mussels so sticky? Study could lead to new industrial coatings, medical adhesives
Atomic force microscope November 23, 2021 Graphene-like 2D material leverages quantum effects to achieve ultra-low friction
"" April 20, 2021 U of T Acceleration Consortium to use AI to develop advanced materials
"" September 22, 2020 'An outstanding scholar and a beloved teacher': U of T holds Ursula Franklin Street renaming ceremony
"" August 19, 2020 U of T Engineering researchers use machine learning to design smarter industrial catalysts
Researcher Teng Cui holds up a small pink square silicon chip that was used to stretch the graphene over January 30, 2020 Graphene can withstand over one billion high-stress cycles before failing, U of T researchers find
June 26, 2019 Seven U of T researchers awarded $3.8 million in federal grants for projects benefiting economy, environment
Photo of Neeharika Hemrajani April 25, 2019 'The place to find the identity you want to build': Students from the U.K. on why they chose U of T
Photo of Tarek Awad July 30, 2018 U of T researchers propose new weapon in the battle against food-borne bugs: Cooking oil
Photo of Professor Zheng-Hong Lu November 21, 2016 Five U of T professors elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science