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Brianna Goldberg - U of T News

Brianna Goldberg - U of T News

Appreciative note from student to Professor Walid Saleh

Five weird things that will make you want to fill out course evaluations

November 24, 2015

Students are focused on the finish line for exams and final projects at this time of year — so when email reminders for course evaluations start pouring in, it can be tempting to let them slide.

U of T's grads are top ten in the world for employability, survey says

November 13, 2015

The University of Toronto is one of the top ten universities in the world when it comes to the employability of its grads, the 2015 Global Employability University Survey and Rankingsays.

These eight U of T undergrads — including five from Arts & Science — were invited to Dublin thanks to their research

October 30, 2015

As U of T undergrads, their research explored such diverse topics as the properties of things, fuel-efficient satellites, the role of botany in The Faerie Queene and improved cancer tests.

From left: U of T’s Jasper Snoek, Kevin Swersky, Hugo Larochelle and Ryan Adams

Twitter buys Whetlab, artificial intelligence and machine learning startup

June 19, 2015

Twitter has scooped up a machine-learning startup called Whetlab, launched by several alumni and a PhD student from the University of Toronto.

The art and science of entrepreneurship: this PhD in classics is bringing wearable tech to kids

May 13, 2015

Launching a startup that teaches kids to code by creating magic wands or bracelets may seem an unlikely career move for a PhD in classics — but for University of Toronto alumnus Christopher Wallace, it’s a perfect fit.

The science of social impact: U of T startup, Pueblo Science, earns official charitable status

May 12, 2015

From the streets of Toronto to the classrooms of the Southeast Asia, Mayrose Salvador’s startup Pueblo Scienceputs knowledge in the hands of those who need

Portable HIV blood-testing device from U of T startup, ChipCare, readies for market with $5 million in funding

March 23, 2015

Imagine having blood drawn for HIV-related testing. And then imagine never finding out the results.

Esther Vlessing models one of her fur trim parka hoods

Science undergrad entrepreneur launches fashion startup

January 27, 2015

Esther Vlessing says a lot of people ask her why a biotechnology student is building a fashion accessory business. Her line of removable fur “ruffs” and “cuffs” designed to refresh the Canadian winter uniform of black Canada Goose parkas doesn’t seem to have much cross-over with the field of science.

Convocation 2014's entrepreneurs: Meet Christina Mueller & James McCrae

June 13, 2014

More than 12,500 students are expected to cross the stage at Convocation Hall this June, receive their hard-won undergraduate or graduate degrees, and join the ranks of the University of Toronto’s more than half a million alumni around the world.

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