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A&S Research Opportunities Program provides second-year undergrad Alena Qin with hands-on lab experience

February 27, 2025

When second-year undergraduate Alena Qin began her studies at U of T, her interest in “dry lab” research — using data, coding, computers, etc. — led her to the bioinformatics and computational specialist program.

Barbara Sherwood Lollar receives the Wollaston Medal from the Geological Society of London

February 26, 2025

The highest distinction of the Geological Society of London, the esteemed Wollaston Medal, has been awarded to University Professor Barbara

Gwen Eadie and Heather McFarlane receive 2024 Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty in Science Awards of Excellence

February 25, 2025

Two remarkable researchers from the Faculty of Arts & Science have been awarded the Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty Science Award of Excellence.

Galactic astrophysicist Jo Bovy awarded Steacie Prize for research into the lives of galaxies

January 10, 2025

Professor Jo Bovy, a galactic astrophysicist in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s David A.

Hands transferring small fish into buckets.

Planetary health professor, Ranaivo Rasolofoson, studies the connection between child development and fisheries

December 17, 2024

In a new paper published in the journal World Development, a team of researchers has illuminated how child development outcomes are improved directly by fish consumption and indirectly by fisheries-generated income.

A group of students and instructors stand in the Rose Valley in Cappadocia, Türkiye on a beautiful sunny day.

‘It was an experience like no other,’ says earth sciences student Erica Rose, after participating in International Course Module in Türkiye

December 11, 2024

“Geologically, Canada is about as boring as you can get,” says Erica Rose, a fourth-year earth sciences student with St. Michael’s College.

Archival photograph of the Emanuel African Methodist Church congregation, early 1920s, Edmonton

Best images from Arts & Science in 2024

November 29, 2024

From fossils hundreds of millions of years old, to a young Donald Sutherland performing at U of T, to the shadow of the eclipsed sun darkening the St. George campus — many of the stories from the Faculty of Arts & Science in 2024 were told through captivating images.

The T-Bot digital microfluidics device showing a box and blood typing.

Microfluidics experts gather to share and explore ‘organ-on-a chip’ and ‘lab-on-a-chip’ technologies

November 27, 2024

In October, scientists from around the world gathered at the MicroTAS conference in Montreal to share their expertise in microfluidics and related technologies. It was the first time in 26 years that the gathering was held in Canada and it attracted 1500 participants — a record number.

An illustration of the The SuperCDMS dark matter experiment.

Physicists delve deep beneath the Earth’s surface in search of dark matter

November 05, 2024

Two kilometres beneath the Earth’s surface in a mine near Sudbury, Ont., scientists are searching for the enigmatic dark matter that constitutes 80 per cent of the material in the universe.

Noriko Takahashi holds a large head of cabbage.

Takeaways for students in agricultural practices course include fresh veggies for dinner

October 21, 2024

Scattered throughout the St. George campus lie small oases of thriving vegetable and flower gardens.

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