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Perry King - U of T News

Perry King - U of T News

Melody Neumann standing beside Michelle French.

U of T faculty and staff to highlight teaching and learning projects at annual symposium

May 28, 2019

One initiative uses an app that encourages active learning. Another wants to help students reframe how they think about failure. Yet another enhances knowledge of science by developing materials for high school students.

Headshots Dwight Seferos and Douglas Stephan

Two U of T chemistry researchers recognized with prestigious NSERC honours

May 06, 2019

Two faculty members in the University of Toronto's department of chemistry have been awarded national prizes by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).

U of T’s Barbara Sherwood Lollar wins Herzberg gold medal from Canada's science and engineering council

May 06, 2019

The University of Toronto’s Barbara Sherwood Lollar has received the prestigious Gerhard Herzberg Canada Gold Medal – the country’s top prize for science and engineering research – for her work on water and the life it supports.

Gordon Cressy, a former vice-president of development and university relations at U of T, spoke to Cressy Award winners at Convocation Hall on April 22.

Seizing 'the opportunity to lead and to serve’: Hundreds of students receive Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Awards

April 28, 2019

After 25 years of recognizing outstanding student leaders with an award in his name, Gordon Cressy still insists on taking photos with each of the winners.

U of T researchers awarded Killam Prizes for contributions to humanities, health sciences

April 25, 2019

She has revealed knowledge about Stalinist Russia that was previously kept hidden. He has mapped our genes and given us a better understanding of autism.

Barbara Sherwood Lollar, Benjamin Blencowe and Molly Shoichet

Three U of T researchers named fellows of U.K.'s Royal Society

April 17, 2019

Three prominent University of Toronto researchers are among 50 scientists who have been named fellows of the Royal Society, the United Kingdom’s national academy of sciences.

Professor Michelle Murphy is the director of the University of Toronto’s Technoscience Research Unit and a professor of history and women and gender studies. Photo: Perry King.

U of T technoscience researcher wins Fleck Prize, the first academic to win it twice

April 08, 2019

The Matlab region of Bangladesh is known as a global leader in cholera research, with a half-century of important public health work taking place there. And yet, cholera remains an on ongoing problem for locals.

Toniann Pitassi, a professor in the Department of Computer Science

U of T computer science faculty member named to elite global fellowship

March 26, 2019

A University of Toronto computer science professor has been named to a global computing society’s fellowship, an elite group representing less than one per cent of its membership.

Toula Kourgiantakis is an assistant professor, teaching stream, at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work.

'A genuine sense of leadership': Four U of T faculty honoured with Early Career Teaching Awards

March 19, 2019

One winner devotes a day of the week to improving in-demand social-work skills. Another has brought live performers to his medieval literature lectures. One has taken a decidedly broad approach to teaching disability issues. Still another is clicking with his computer science students.

An app to help people who have issues with their memory. Implantable electrodes to help relieve pain.

U of T researchers developing promising technologies win Connaught Innovation Awards

March 14, 2019

An app to help people who have issues with their memory. Implantable electrodes to help relieve pain. A waste-reducing tool for the oil sands.

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