This workshop on Land Use & Planning will feature speakers Dr. Karen Chapple and Dr. Prentiss Dantzler of the School of Cities, and is open to U of T faculty in any discipline. Agenda Coming soon. Register This workshop is restricted to University of Toronto faculty. If you are interested in attending, please email mobilitynetwork@utoronto.ca […]
Toronto is currently undertaking the largest transit expansion in North America and one of the largest transit expansion programs in the world. This series of works comes with a number of badly needed projects but their execution leaves much to be desired and an archaic and balkanized policy environment seriously limits the benefits provided by […]
Workshop objectives Bring together Mobility Network faculty in the social science, climate science and engineering  to strive toward a shared understanding of the intersections between transportation equity and climate change. Identify policy relevant research questions. Share information discussed at the workshop with communities via an accessible communications product. Agenda 10:10 - 10:20 - Introductions 10:20 […]
Update Jan. 20/23: This seminar has been cancelled. ****** Learn about the importance of developing a complete and thorough protocol for any knowledge synthesis project (systematic reviews, scoping reviews, rapid reviews). Aspects to consider ensuring success during all stages of the process. This presentation will go over common pitfalls, how to avoid them, and includes […]
The University of Toronto Mobility Network is a leader in rail-related research on the use of analytics and simulation tools to enhance planning and operations. This free half-day workshop will provide an overview of recent research. The event will be held virtually over Zoom. All are welcome. Registration is required. Feel free to share with […]
Alison McGuigan is a Professor in Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry and the Institute for Biomedical Engineering. Lydia Wilkinson is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream in the Institute for Studies in Transdisciplinary Engineering Education and Practice (iSTEP). They are the co-instructors of a Research Methods course originally developed for Chemical Engineering graduate students that is […]
