Meet Mohammed Basheer: CivMin’s newest professor👏 Professor Basheer joins #CivMin as an Assistant Professor. We spoke with him to learn more about his research direction, passion for teaching, and what attracted him to Toronto 🇨🇦 Read the full Q&A: uoft.me/9JC

Students bridge the gap in Bolivia @uoftengineering #CivMin students from the all-volunteer group Engineers in Action have once more completed a bridge-building project for a community in need Suraj Mayu community in Bolivia👏 🖱Read the full story here: uoft.me/9KI

As #UofTEngineering celebrates 150 years of impact, you’re invited to experience the start of the next 150! Join us on Saturday for an open house with tours, activities & more. All are welcome to this family-friendly event: uofteng.ca/150OpenHouse #UofTEng150 #Skule150 #UofT

See you at #150uoftengineering Open House! Tomorrow (Sat. 14th) 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. we will be delighted to see you at GB117! 👋

Today's 150th Anniversary Open House was buzzing with excitement! From a riveting lecture on global health-care challenges to next-gen vehicles on display, hundreds of friends got a glimpse of what the next 150 years will bring at #UofTEngineering. #UofTEng150 #Skule150 #UofT

#CivMin and #UofTEng150 University of Toronto Engineering Open House Day is done! Thank you to all the alumni, friends, guests and volunteers for joining us.

📢 This Wednesday, October 25th, 5 p.m. ! Join us for an in-person lecture by Prof. Yuguo Li of The University of Hong Kong, titled "Is it possible to ventilate and stop a future COVID-like pandemic?" RSVP here: uoft.me/9Ou

We had the pleasure of hosting Prof. Yuguo Li as a part of our #DistinguishedLectureSeries 👏 Prof. Li presented a talk and joined tours of the @uoft campus led by #CivMin chair and professors, University of TorontoEngineering lab spaces and lunch with grad students. #indoorairquality #iaq

Happy Halloween to our #CivMin community from Digger the Groundhog! 🎃Wishing you a spook-tacular Halloween filled with hair-raising excitement and sweet times! #uoft #Halloween

🔍 Unveiling Secrets New X-ray and CT Tech! Our latest addition to #CivMin's arsenal of high-tech machines allows us to peer inside solid objects non-destructively, creating stunning 3D images that unveil the unseen with incredible detail. Learn more 🚀: uoft.me/9RP

To all our CivMin students❤️ Enjoy your Fall Break! Digger the Groundhog wishes you an amazing reading week, get some rest, and dedicate some time for your hobbies and personal projects 🍁🍂

📢Join us for an in-person lecture by Prof. Branko Glisic Chair and Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Princeton Engineering, titled "Advanced Strain-Based Structural Health Monitoring based on Novel Technologies and Data Analytics 👉RSVP here: uoft.me/9SO

📢TOMORROW at NOON Join us for an in-person lecture by Prof. Branko Glisic Chair and Professor from Princeton Engineering, titled "Advanced Strain-Based Structural Health Monitoring based on Novel Technologies and Data Analytics 👉RSVP here: uoft.me/9SO

18 CivMin researchers rate among top 2% worldwide🌍🌎 A recently released ranking of the world’s top-cited scientists, and the influence of their papers, reveals a number of #CivMin professors among them deserving of recognition. 🖱Read more: uoft.me/9Wk

Holiday Greetings to all of our CivMin students, faculty and staff!❤️ Warm wishes from CivMin's Groundhog, Digger: Enjoy a safe and happy holiday season. See you in the new year!💫 Friendly reminder: the University is closed from Dec. 21 to Jan. 2, 2023 🗓 #civmin #uoft

Meet Hamed Ibrahim: CivMin’s newest professor 👏 He joins #CivMin as an Assistant Professor as of January 1, 2024. We chatted to learn more about his research direction, passion for teaching and what attracted him to Toronto.🌎 🖱 Read full Q&A here: uoft.me/a1M

Happy Groundhog Day☀️ #CivMin celebrates nature’s original tunnel #engineers 👷‍♂️👷‍♀️ Fun fact: the passages to their burrows can be as long as 43 feet and have multiple chambers. This year, groundhogs predict early spring for Ontario! #GroundhogDay #engineering #civmin

#UofT study highlights tension between Canada’s climate & housing goals 🌆 uoft.me/aD1