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Chris Sasaki - A&S News

Chris Sasaki - A&S News

A group of orange and blue lines that illustrate a protein containing amino acids.

Researchers build on breakthrough AI technology to probe the structure of proteins — the tools of life

October 31, 2023

A team of researchers, building on the powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tool AlphaFold2, has resolved a long-standing debate about the three-dimensional structure of certain types of proteins.

Theoretical astrophysicist Dick Bond receives honours from the Canadian and American physics communities

October 24, 2023

Renowned astrophysicist and cosmologist, University Professor Dick Bond of the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics (CITA), has received two prestigious honours from the Canadian and American physics

New book explains how we know climate-change computer models are accurate — and why we should believe them

October 19, 2023

“I came to U of T in 1999,” says Steve Easterbrook.

A fox in the forest with an animal in its mouth

Camera traps reveal the hidden world of urban predators and their prey

August 28, 2023

“Toronto has a lot of wildlife,” says Tiziana Gelmi Candusso. “We don’t always see them because they're mainly nocturnal, but we have so many species of mammals detected in our cameras, from small chipmunks to large deer.

Ibarra Mendez riding their bike down the street.

Undergrad student takes climate change science to the streets

August 23, 2023

For physics undergraduate student Sebastian Ibarra Mendez, monitoring levels of methane in the GTA is a natural extension of a project he began in high school in Colombia.

A large structure of twine on a dock in the middle of a harbor.

In the Media: The trash clogging Toronto's harbour has been turned into art — CTV News

July 21, 2023

Visitors to Toronto’s waterfront can now enjoy a unique art installation called Tangle, a sculpture made of branches, invasive plants and trash collected from Toronto harbour by U of T’s Trash Team.

'Why the day is 24 hours long': Astrophysicists reveal why Earth’s day was a constant 19.5 hours for over a billion years

July 05, 2023

A team of astrophysicists has revealed how the slow and steady lengthening of Earth’s day caused by the tidal pull of the moon was halted for over a billion years.

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