Research for universal good: How TMU students are getting hands-on with societal challenges
At Toronto Metropolitan University students are working side-by-side with faculty researchers to address universal challenges.
March 16, 2024
Category: Engineering Profiles
At Toronto Metropolitan University students are working side-by-side with faculty researchers to address universal challenges.
Gain valuable insights into the engineering landscape with Courtney Sauveur, Department Manager at Bruce Power, as she discusses the future of engineering, diversity initiatives, and innovation in an exclusive interview for National Engineering Month 2024. Join us at NEM Ontario’s events to learn, grow, and thrive together. Register now at nemontario.ca/events.
Keeping Up with the Pace of Technological Change: How Engineers Can Stay Sharp in the Digital Age Digitalization is the process of using digital technologies
Choose your own Adventure: Tatham Engineering Empowers New Grads To Explore Tatham Engineering, a multidisciplinary consulting firm specializing in civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering, is
Explore the riveting journey of Kirk Huntley, an Electrical Power Systems Engineer at Toronto Hydro, spanning from Guyana to Toronto, through challenges and triumphs in the engineering realm. Uncover Kirk’s perspectives on National Engineering Month, lifelong learning, industry evolution, and innovative initiatives at Toronto Hydro, shaping the future of engineering.
Unlocking the future of engineering with Anthony Colangelo at The St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation. Discover his insights on technology, sustainability, and innovation in Canada’s marine industry. #Engineering #NEM2024
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