About CARTE
As the hub for collaborations and partnerships in analytics and artificial intelligence at The University of Toronto's Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, our mission is to conduct state-of-the-art research while nurturing the next generation of engineering talent.
We seek to translate and commercialize effective solutions in engineering and be a catalyst for our partners to make a significant and lasting impact in the global marketplace.
We have over a hundred faculty affiliates who apply analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning techniques to tackle issues in a variety of industry sectors. We facilitate research partnerships and provide support to match funds from government sources.
100+
faculty Members
700+
grad students & post-doctoral fellows
Chemical
Civil & Mineral
Electrical & Computer
Biomedical
Mechanical & Industrial
Materials
Aerospace
Transdisciplinary
and countless industry sectors
CARTE
Centre for Analytics and Artificial Intelligence Engineering
Located on University of Toronto campus
Myhal Centre for Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship
55 St. George St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada
CARTE Leadership & Staff
CARTE Steering Committee
CARTE Staff
Somayeh Sadat
Assistant Director
Dr. Somayeh Sadat is the Assistant Director at the Centre for Analytics and AI Engineering (CARTE), University of Toronto. At CARTE, she oversees the strategic direction on research, training and industry partnerships, as well as strategic communications plans. Dr. Sadat has extensive experience in building analytics capacity in private and public organizations through academic partnerships. She holds a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from the University of Toronto.
Alex Olson
Senior Research Associate
Alex Olson is a Senior Research Associate at the University of Toronto's Centre for Analytics and AI Engineering (CARTE). Holding both a master's and bachelor's degree in AI, Alex has strong technical expertise in artificial intelligence. Alex collaborates with researchers throughout the university to bring artificial intelligence benefits to new areas. In addition to research, Alex has ample experience teaching bootcamps on AI, making complex topics accessible to learners of various backgrounds. Alex's role involves collaboration with non-AI researchers, staff and industry partners, further emphasizing the ability to convey intricate AI concepts in a relatable way.
Faculty Affiliates