Lassonde alumna wins 2021 Colour Research Society of Canada Student Award for Biologically inspired Model of Colour Representation

Dr. Paria Mehrani, recent graduate and current postdoctoral visitor at the Lassonde School o…

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International Students Navigating Their PhDs in Geomatics Research

Ridesharing and delivery apps have not only made modern life very convenient, but they’ve al…

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Lassonde alumnus wins CIPPRS John Barron Doctoral Dissertation and Info-Can Canadian Computer Science Distinguished Dissertation Awards

Dr. Mahmoud Afifi, a recent graduate from the Department of Electrical Engineering & Com…

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Undergraduate students take on research with hands-on summer experience

Last month, the Lassonde School of Engineering was thrilled to welcome 63 undergraduate stud…

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Lifelong passion for Mechanical Engineering leads grad student to 4D-bioprinting

Daphene Solis’ passion for engineering came at a young age while playing with a radio-contro…

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Lassonde faculty receive NSERC Discovery Grants & Research Tools and Instruments in Fall 2021 competition

Results for the Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Fall 2…

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PhD student Chimira Andres named recipient of the 2022 Eiffel Excellence Scholarship Program

This story originally appeared in YFile. Chimira Andres was awarded a doctorate scholarship …

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York research team removes harmful waste from Canada’s groundwater

This story originally appeared on YFile. An internationally recognized leader in the develop…

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Lassonde Capstone Day showcases innovative projects by undergraduate students

On April 29, 2022, fourth-year engineering students at Lassonde showcased their capstone pro…

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Professor Isaac Smith leads study mapping carbon dioxide glaciers and using modelling to show they are flowing at Mars’s south pole

Groundbreaking study solves a longstanding mystery about the composition of Mars’ famous pol…

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Undergraduate Women at Lassonde are Breaking the Bias in Mechanical Engineering

“Engineering and I go way back,” says Ellen van Wijngaarden, as she reflects on what got her…

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Predicting flood risks in a Toronto neighbourhood in the 21st century

On August 7, 2018, more than 70mm of rain fell on Toronto during an unanticipated and highly…

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Lassonde alumna wins 2021 Colour Research Society of Canada Student Award for Biologically inspired Model of Colour Representation

International Students Navigating Their PhDs in Geomatics Research

Lassonde alumnus wins CIPPRS John Barron Doctoral Dissertation and Info-Can Canadian Computer Science Distinguished Dissertation Awards

Undergraduate students take on research with hands-on summer experience

Lifelong passion for Mechanical Engineering leads grad student to 4D-bioprinting

Lassonde faculty receive NSERC Discovery Grants & Research Tools and Instruments in Fall 2021 competition

PhD student Chimira Andres named recipient of the 2022 Eiffel Excellence Scholarship Program

York research team removes harmful waste from Canada’s groundwater

Lassonde Capstone Day showcases innovative projects by undergraduate students

Professor Isaac Smith leads study mapping carbon dioxide glaciers and using modelling to show they are flowing at Mars’s south pole

Undergraduate Women at Lassonde are Breaking the Bias in Mechanical Engineering

Predicting flood risks in a Toronto neighbourhood in the 21st century

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