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January 2019
What To Do With CO2? From Carbon Utilization to Conversion
Join us this month as Professor David Sinton (MechE 9T8, MechE PhD 0T3) discusses revolutionary methods in carbon management. With global CO2 emissions over 30 billion tons per year, managing carbon is a defining challenge of our time. Professor Sinton outlines the scale of the challenge and solutions under development at U of T. Canada is already a leader in the utilization of CO2 in current energy processes. U of T researchers are leading the development of technology to upgrade…
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The Robotics Revolution: Hype or Hope?
Join us this month as Professor Jonathan Kelly discusses the robotics revolution. The oft-heard expression "the robots are coming" is certainly true. But when? Is the recent media frenzy over drones and self-driving cars just hype? Or is there hope that robots will have meaningful impact in the near term? The overarching goal of my research is to deliver on the promise of robotics as a technology that improves human lives (that is, hope not hype). As such, in this…
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