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Machine learning and nano-3D printing produce nano-architected materials

5 months ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca

New research shows aggressive electrification of the U.S

9 months ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca health

Researchers have engineered a handheld 3D skin printer that works like a paint roller, depositing sheets of skin that speed up wound healing and reduce scarring

5 years ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca 3d

Scientists developed a new electrochemical path to transform carbon dioxide (CO2) into valuable products such as jet fuel or plastics, from carbon that is already in the atmosphere, rather than from fossil fuels, a unique system that achieves 100% carbon utilization with no carbon is wasted.

6 years ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca

Cooking oil coating prevents bacteria from growing on food processing equipment, resulting in a 1,000x reduction in bacterial levels inside the industrial machines tested, finds new study

6 years ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca

U of T Engineering AI researchers design ‘privacy filter’ for your photos that disables facial recognition systems

7 years ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca ai privacy

Scientists injected healthy pancreatic islets embedded in blood vessels under the skin of diabetic mice and found that normal blood sugar levels could be restored within 21 days

7 years ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca diabetes embedded

"A University of Toronto Engineering innovation could make printing solar cells as easy and inexpensive as printing a newspaper" due to low-, rather than high-temperature production.

8 years ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca

Hydrogels boost ability of stem cells to restore eyesight and heal brains

10 years ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca

New technique offers spray-on solar power

10 years ago news.engineering.utoronto.ca