Research Posts Tagged With: research Categories Filter by category… News Featured Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Earth & Space Science & Engineering Electrical Engineering & Computer Science K2I BEST Z-Alumni Stories Cress Tags Filter by tag... Press Release Research UN SDG 02: Zero Hunger UN SDG 03: Good Health and Well-being UN SDG 04: Quality Education UN SDG 05: Gender Equality UN SDG 06: Clean Water and Sanitation UN SDG 07: Affordable and Clean Energy UN SDG 08: Decent Work and Economic Growth UN SDG 09: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure UN SDG 10: Reduced Inequality UN SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities UN SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production UN SDG 13: Climate Action UN SDG 14: Life Below Water UN SDG 15: Life on Land UN SDG 16: Peace and Justice Strong Institutions UN SDG 17: Partnerships to achieve the Goal Women in STEM Filter Filter blog posts Reset Filters Lassonde in the media This is Lassonde Podcast Press Releases Go to the post titled Undergraduate students take on research with hands-on summer experience Category: News Category: Featured Undergraduate students take on research with hands-on summer experience Last month, the Lassonde School of Engineering was thrilled to welcome 63 undergraduate stud… Go to the post titled Lassonde faculty receive NSERC Discovery Grants & Research Tools and Instruments in Fall 2021 competition Category: News Category: Featured 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… Go to the post titled York research team removes harmful waste from Canada’s groundwater Category: News Category: Featured York research team removes harmful waste from Canada’s groundwater This story originally appeared on YFile. An internationally recognized leader in the develop… Go to the post titled Professor Isaac Smith leads study mapping carbon dioxide glaciers and using modelling to show they are flowing at Mars’s south pole Category: News Category: Featured 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… Go to the post titled Predicting flood risks in a Toronto neighbourhood in the 21st century Category: News Category: Featured 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… Go to the post titled Lassonde Innovation Fund (LIF): Promoting innovative research through internal funding Category: News Category: Featured Lassonde Innovation Fund (LIF): Promoting innovative research through internal funding Lassonde researchers are taking risks and investigating novel technologies with the help of … Go to the post titled How artificial intelligence could predict whether breast cancer patients will benefit from chemotherapy Category: News Category: Featured How artificial intelligence could predict whether breast cancer patients will benefit from chemotherapy New study out of York U’s Lassonde School of Engineering and Sunnybrook Health Centre could … Go to the post titled 2022 Lassonde Undergraduate Research Awards Competition Now Open Category: News Category: Featured 2022 Lassonde Undergraduate Research Awards Competition Now Open For the seventh year in a row, students have the opportunity to develop their research skill… Go to the post titled Lassonde researcher aims to make VR a reality Category: News Category: Featured Lassonde researcher aims to make VR a reality Associate professor in the Lassonde School of Engineering works to advance augmented reality… Go to the post titled Lassonde School of Engineering, Lumibird Canada and Thales successfully demonstrate autonomous rail vehicle recovery Category: News Category: Featured Lassonde School of Engineering, Lumibird Canada and Thales successfully demonstrate autonomous rail vehicle recovery This press release originally appeared on Lumibird Canada. Lumibird Canada, an Ottawa-based … Go to the post titled Professor Ping Wang elevated to IEEE Fellow Category: News Category: Featured Professor Ping Wang elevated to IEEE Fellow Lassonde Professor Ping Wang, from the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science depa… Go to the post titled Research from Lassonde Professor explains mechanism that allows us to see what we are not looking at Category: News Category: Featured Research from Lassonde Professor explains mechanism that allows us to see what we are not looking at Covert shifts of attention help us perceive day-to-day activities where visual events happen… Showing posts 253-264 of 269 View previous page Go to page 21 21 You are currently on page 22 22 Go to page 23 23 View next page
Go to the post titled Undergraduate students take on research with hands-on summer experience Category: News Category: Featured Undergraduate students take on research with hands-on summer experience Last month, the Lassonde School of Engineering was thrilled to welcome 63 undergraduate stud…
Go to the post titled Lassonde faculty receive NSERC Discovery Grants & Research Tools and Instruments in Fall 2021 competition Category: News Category: Featured 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…
Go to the post titled York research team removes harmful waste from Canada’s groundwater Category: News Category: Featured York research team removes harmful waste from Canada’s groundwater This story originally appeared on YFile. An internationally recognized leader in the develop…
Go to the post titled Professor Isaac Smith leads study mapping carbon dioxide glaciers and using modelling to show they are flowing at Mars’s south pole Category: News Category: Featured 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…
Go to the post titled Predicting flood risks in a Toronto neighbourhood in the 21st century Category: News Category: Featured 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…
Go to the post titled Lassonde Innovation Fund (LIF): Promoting innovative research through internal funding Category: News Category: Featured Lassonde Innovation Fund (LIF): Promoting innovative research through internal funding Lassonde researchers are taking risks and investigating novel technologies with the help of …
Go to the post titled How artificial intelligence could predict whether breast cancer patients will benefit from chemotherapy Category: News Category: Featured How artificial intelligence could predict whether breast cancer patients will benefit from chemotherapy New study out of York U’s Lassonde School of Engineering and Sunnybrook Health Centre could …
Go to the post titled 2022 Lassonde Undergraduate Research Awards Competition Now Open Category: News Category: Featured 2022 Lassonde Undergraduate Research Awards Competition Now Open For the seventh year in a row, students have the opportunity to develop their research skill…
Go to the post titled Lassonde researcher aims to make VR a reality Category: News Category: Featured Lassonde researcher aims to make VR a reality Associate professor in the Lassonde School of Engineering works to advance augmented reality…
Go to the post titled Lassonde School of Engineering, Lumibird Canada and Thales successfully demonstrate autonomous rail vehicle recovery Category: News Category: Featured Lassonde School of Engineering, Lumibird Canada and Thales successfully demonstrate autonomous rail vehicle recovery This press release originally appeared on Lumibird Canada. Lumibird Canada, an Ottawa-based …
Go to the post titled Professor Ping Wang elevated to IEEE Fellow Category: News Category: Featured Professor Ping Wang elevated to IEEE Fellow Lassonde Professor Ping Wang, from the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science depa…
Go to the post titled Research from Lassonde Professor explains mechanism that allows us to see what we are not looking at Category: News Category: Featured Research from Lassonde Professor explains mechanism that allows us to see what we are not looking at Covert shifts of attention help us perceive day-to-day activities where visual events happen…
