Photographs of Institute of Aerospace Studies staff and students conducting various experiments. Includes shots of various experimental and teaching apparatus including the flight simulator, the wind tunnel,
Title
Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering
Date
February 01, 1973
Extent and medium
249 negatives : b&w ; 35 mm
Description
Photographs of faculty and students working on various engineering projects. Includes shots of chemical lab work and mechanical and computer studies.
Title
Department of Physics - Capping of Slowpoke Reactor
Date
June 17, 1971
Extent and medium
43 negatives : b&w ; 35 mm
Description
Photographs of workmen placing a cement cap on the reactor.
Title
Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering - Construction of Clean Air Car II
Date
May 31, 1972
Extent and medium
52 negatives : b&w ; 35 mm
Description
Photographs of engineering students building various sections of the clean air car.
Title
Institute of Aerospace Studies - facilities and staff
Date
September 26, 1984
Extent and medium
100 negatives : b&w ; 35 mm
Description
Photographs documenting research at the Institute of Aerospace Studies showing both the facilities and research equipment and the staff at work. These photographs were most likely taken for the annual report.
Title
Gordon Slemon and Douglas Andrews with reactor simulator
Date
1958
Extent and medium
1 photograph : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm
Description
Professors G.R Slemon (seated) and D. Andrews (left), and Honeywell representative operating a Honeywell Reactor Simulator
Title
Chemical Engineering open house
Date
1964
Extent and medium
1 photograph : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm
Description
Dr. Robert E. Jervis reveals radioactivity in a luminous watch dial.
Title
Slow-Poke reactor
Date
[ca. 1958]
Extent and medium
1 photograph : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm
Description
On the right, Dr. F. Allen, the reactor supervisor, operates the reactor with a student. The Slow-Poke reactor was installed in the Chemical Engineering building in 1958.
Title
Sketch of the car named Miss Purity
Date
1970
Extent and medium
1 drawing : b&w
Description
Reproduced in a Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering handout entitled: "Anti-Pollution Research Vehicles," dated 17/8/70 This car, drawn by Professor I.W. Smith, was entered into the Clean Car Race in 1970.
Title
Construction of wind tunnel in front of the Thermodynamics building
Date
October 10, 1923
Extent and medium
1 glass plate negative : b&w ; 17 x 22 cm
Title
Jet engine research
Date
March 26, 1959
Extent and medium
1 negative : b&w ; 10 x 13 cm
Title
R.J. Johnston, Joseph Kates and Leonard Casciato with UTEC computer.
Date
[ca. 1950]
Extent and medium
1 photograph : b&w ; ?
Description
Johnston, Kates and Casciato were three of the principal developers of the UTEC.
Title
Moon rock display at Erindale College
Date
September 27, 1969
Extent and medium
1 negative : b&w ; 6 x 6 cm
Description
Left to right: Associate Dean Irving Spiegel, geophysicist David Strangway, Principal J. Tuzo Wilson, and Dean E.A. Robinson
Title
Royal Ontario Museum - Skeleton of Dinosaur, Dr. Parks 1922
Date
1922
Extent and medium
1 photograph: b&w ; 22 x 16 cm
Title
University of Toronto Museum, cases in biological building
Date
[188-]
Extent and medium
1 photograph: b&w
Title
School of Nursing students in science class
Date
[196-]
Extent and medium
1 photograph: b&w ; 18 x 11 cm
Title
Console of the FERUT computer at the University of Toronto
Date
[ca. 1958]
Extent and medium
1 photograph: b&w ; 25 x 20 cm
Title
FERUT computer telegraph connection to the University of Saskatchewan.
Date
1955
Extent and medium
1 photograph: b&w ; 25 x 20 cm
Description
This is event is said to the 1st of its kind in Canada. Seen at the telegraph machine is Audrey Bates (seated), Prof. Kelly Gotlieb far left, C. Jenner and official from CN Telegraph.
Title
Prof. A.G. Hunstman working in laboratory
Date
[192-]
Extent and medium
1 glass lantern slide: b&w ; 8x8 cm
Title
Engineering Building - Group of Students in Electrical Lab
Date
[ca. 1908]
Extent and medium
1 photograph: b&w ; 22 x 16 cm and 1 glass plate negative: b&w ; 22 x 16 cm
