Energy
Ontario Tech students deploy interactive virtual reality to ‘visualize’ invisible radiation
June 12, 2019
As part of their final-year capstone (senior thesis) projects at Ontario Tech University, two groups of Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science students demonstrated how interactive virtual reality can visualize ionizing radiation through simulated measurements.
Ontario Tech scientists exemplify the power of transformational research
May 10, 2019
Held annually since 2007, the university’s Research Excellence Award Speaker Series showcases Ontario Tech’s research talent as they share highlights of their work and the potential of their findings to positively influence society.
Ontario Tech researcher exploring next-generation wireless connectivity solutions
May 07, 2019
Ontario Tech University researcher Langis Roy, PhD, and his team will spend the next three years navigating new high-tech methods to ensure the next generation of ultrahigh-data-rate applications (devices) meet the real-time dynamic operational requirements demanded by industry and consumers alike.
How do we ensure smart tech improves the human condition?
April 18, 2019
On Thursday, May 2, Ontario Tech University will explore the latest discoveries and issues at the intersection of humans and technology.
How the emerging autonomous vehicle industry will profoundly change human mobility
April 12, 2019
On March 28, Ontario Tech University welcomed a crowd of more than 250 guests with industry, government and faculty coming from across North America to participate in the inaugural event for the Future of Transportation Series.
QA Consultants and ACE putting new automotive software to the ultimate tests
March 13, 2019
Companies like award-winning software testing and quality assurance provider QA Consultants (QAC) of Toronto, Ontario are turning to ACE, the internationally renowned research and development (R and D) centre at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, to marry their software testing leadership with ACE’s world-leading integrated testing capabilities for both physical and digital systems in vehicles.
The relationship between food, climate change and environmental crime
January 22, 2019
University of Ontario Institute of Technology graduate Allison Gray (Master of Arts in Criminology, class of 2014) and Professor Emeritus Ronald Hinch, PhD (Founding Dean, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities) argue the food systems we have in place are not quite as simple or straightforward as one might assume or hope.
Colorado-based athletic wear company tests new garments in ACE Climatic Wind Tunnel
December 18, 2018
While originally conceived as a research and development test facility primarily for automotive products, the ACE Climatic Wind Tunnel at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology is popular amongst a wide range of non-automotive companies, including leading consumer apparel firms like Louisville, Colorado-based PEARL iZUMi.
On the road to 100 per cent Canadian electric vehicles
October 25, 2018
At the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, researcher Mohamed Youssef, PhD, aims to develop new EV subsystems to help make ‘going electric’ a popular and affordable option for motorists.
Thought-provoking discussions October 17 and 18 at the Regent Theatre
October 09, 2018
A powerful one-two punch of thought leadership is coming to the University of Ontario Institute of Technology this month on consecutive evenings at the university’s Regent Theatre in downtown Oshawa.
Prime Minister announces support to strengthen Canada’s automotive sector
August 31, 2018
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced up to $9.46 million in funding to the University of Ontario Institute of Technology to enhance its Automotive Centre of Excellence in Oshawa, and to create new research and development jobs in the automotive industry.
University makes its mark at international nuclear conference
August 15, 2018
Led by Professor Igor Pioro, PhD, the Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science assembled one of the largest delegations from a single university to July’s 26th International Conference on Nuclear Engineering in London, United Kingdom.
Seeking a brighter future for energy and the environment
July 18, 2018
On May 2, the University of Ontario Institute of Technology welcomed influential thought-leaders, researchers and industry experts to the President’s Futures Forum on Energy and the Environment. The symposium explored the urgent need for effective community planning to avert further ecological damage; the promotion of energy conservation; and how advances in smart technologies can help cities adapt to change.
Researcher using high-energy lasers to advance silicon-based microelectronics
July 13, 2018
It’s at the tiny nanoscale that University of Ontario Institute of Technology researcher Amirkianoosh Kiani, PhD, is making a big impression. Dr. Kiani looks for new uses of silicon for microelectronics and biosensing devices.
Can modern research address our human health and sustainability challenges?
May 18, 2018
On May 1 and 2, the University of Ontario Institute of Technology’s School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (SGPS) and Office of Research Services welcomed experts from the Énergie Matériaux Télécommunications Research Centre at the National Institute of Scientific Research (INRS-EMT), a university based in Québec City. Both organizations discussed the latest developments in advanced manufacturing and processing technologies, shared their research, and finalized a partnership agreement between the two universities.
University supporting new era of autonomous vehicle development
May 03, 2018
The University of Ontario Institute of Technology’s leading-edge research and development infrastructure will play a vital role in the future testing of autonomous vehicles in Ontario.
Your refrigerator has left you a message…
May 03, 2018
Dr. Khalid Elgazzar, Assistant Professor with the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, explores the link between physical infrastructure and technology innovations. He aims to uncover new information on the expansion of Internet-enabled computing devices (things) and advancements in wireless technologies.
Extreme weather research at ACE is more than cool: It’s ice cold!
April 25, 2018
When it comes to research and testing in extreme weather conditions on any day of the year, no facility tops ACE at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Students land internships with electric vehicle giant Tesla
April 19, 2018
Starting in May, second-year Mechatronics Engineering students Rachel Illman and Hamayal Choudhry will embark on an eight-month internship with electric vehicle pioneer Tesla Inc., in Fremont, California.
Cities, energy and the environment: Where do we go from here?
April 17, 2018
On Wednesday, May 2, the University of Ontario Institute of Technology will assemble influential thought-leaders, researchers and industry experts for the Futures Forum on Energy and the Environment.
Faculty of Science ‘smart’ materials research gets a boost
April 11, 2018
Three researchers in the Faculty of Science are developing new materials in the lab that have significant possibilities for commercial application in medical diagnostics, biosensing and potentially in chemotherapy.
Pipeline-monitoring UAV research takes off at ACE Climatic Wind Tunnel
April 05, 2018
To ensure the company’s SkyOne UAV meets and exceeds safety regulations and operates as efficiently as possible, SkyX turned to the powerful research and development capacity of the University of Ontario Institute of Technology’s ACE Climatic Wind Tunnel.
‘Reverse’ career fair advances students’ employment opportunities
April 02, 2018
Each year, the Office of Student Life at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology organizes what’s known as a ‘Reverse’ Career Fair (RCF). At reverse fairs, the employers are the ones who do the walking around. The students are the ones in the booths, with their resumés and examples of their projects or research.
