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Professor Alberta Leon-Garcia (ECE), seen here with graduate students Atoosa Nasiri (left, ECE PhD candidate) and Rajsimman Ravichandiran (centre, ECE MASc candidate), heads the new NSERC Collaborative Research and Training Experience program in Network Softwarization. (Photo: Tyler Irving)

Cloud-based data routing receives major investment from NSERC CREATE

U of T Engineering alumnus Tony Lacavera (CompE 9T7) addresses aspiring entrepreneurs as part of startup accelerator The Entrepreneurship Hatchery’s speaker series, Nov. 23, 2017. (Credit: Tristan Cannon-Sherlock)

‘We need to celebrate our successes’: Tony Lacavera tells The Hatchery how Canadian entrepreneurs can win

Phil De Luna in the lab

Artificial photosynthesis gets big boost from new catalyst

From left: UTEV’s Professor Peter Lehn, Dr. Theo Soong, and Professor Olivier Trescases (all ECE) at the Electric Mobility Canada Show with Havelaar’s electric pick-up truck, the Bison. (Credit: Sonja Persram)

Electric vehicle partnership earns $9M investment

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Rose and Chau honoured by Engineering Alumni Network

Gimmy Chu stands on stage in front of a TEDX projection

Beyond the bulb and into the abyss: ECE alumnus Gimmy Chu talks light and legacy at TEDxToronto

Professor Vivienne Sze (ElecE 0T4) holds the Emmy her team won at the Engineering Emmy Awards (Photo: Minhua Zhou)

ECE alumna on Emmy Award winning team for work on video compression

From left to right: Weng Cho Chew (incoming AP-S president), Liang (Tony) Liang, Sean Hum, Ahmed Kishk (current AP-S president). (Photo by Rodney Regala)

ECE Awards Round Up: October 2017

From start-up to success: Alumni talk entrepreneurship at BizSkule event in Palo Alto

U of T President Meric Gertler presents Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei with a gift during his visit to the University. The Huawei delegation met with several U of T Engineering researchers and included a tour of the electromagnetics lab of Professor George Eleftheriades (ECE). (Photo: Tristan Cannon-Sherlock)

Huawei CEO visits U of T to explore ways to further strategic partnership

With his startup company Deep Genomics, Professor Brendan Frey (ECE) marries machine learning and genomic science to develop genetic medicines. (Photo: Johnny Guatto)

U of T Engineering spinoff Deep Genomics raises $13 million to fund expansion

Professor Ali Sheikholeslami and student.

U of T attracts Fujitsu Laboratories R&D centre to Toronto