Shoshanna Saxe
Shoshanna Saxe is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering. Prof. Saxe received her Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from MIT (2009) and her PhD from the University of Cambridge in Engineering (2016) (Jesus College). She investigates the relationship between the infrastructure we build and the society we create, with a particular focus on environmental sustainability. Prof. Saxe maintains that our infrastructure systems are the skeletal structure of society; they drive how we live, work, consume and travel. She was previously a consulting engineer in Toronto where she worked on the design and construction of the York University Subway Station, the Eglinton Crosstown and the Billy Bishop Airport Tunnel, among other projects.
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General Information
| Member ID | 1646 |
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| First Name | Shoshanna |
| Last Name | Saxe |
| Member Since | Jul 25, 2017 |
About
Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics from McGill (2007)
Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from MIT (2009)
PhD from the University of Cambridge in Engineering (2016) (Jesus College)
Post Doctoral Fellow, University of Toronto (2016)
PEng (Ontario)
Recent Publications
Saxe, S, Miller, E. and Guthrie, P. (2017). "The greenhouse gas impact of the Sheppard Subway Line" Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, Vol 51, March 2017, 261-271, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.trd.2017.01.007
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Contact Information
| Organization | University of Toronto |
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| City | Toronto |
| Country | Canada |