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U of T summer course explores contributing factors to mass shootings

May 16, 2018

While the University of Toronto’s Jooyoung Lee was teaching an American studies course on gun violence last June, the world was marking one year since the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando, Fla.

AI researcher outlines vision for 'self-driving' labs at U of T-Tsinghua University conference

May 07, 2018

The ability of artificial intelligence – and deep learning algorithms in particular – to recognize images has created much excitement in recent years, sparking a race to develop everything from self-driving cars to robotic assistants.

The Toronto skyline, as photographed from Avenue and Bloor streets

U of T's new School of Cities to bring wide-ranging experts together to address urban challenges

May 04, 2018

The University of Toronto is establishing a new School of Cities that brings together researchers from across various disciplines to address the myriad challenges facing the world’s urban areas, where more than half the population now lives.

Three of U of T&#039;s new Canada Research Chairs

U of T's newest Canada Research Chairs are exploring new frontiers in knowledge and innovation

May 03, 2018

Anyone on a diet can attest to the apparent willpower needed to forego a pint of ice cream in the freezer and reach for a leafy green vegetable instead.

Map from Citizen Lab report, with the affected countries highlighted in red

Canadian company's technology being used to censor internet in 10 countries: U of T's Citizen Lab

April 26, 2018

Ten countries around the globe are using internet-filtering technology developed by a Canadian company to censor news, religious topics, LGBTQ+ content and political campaigns, says the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab in a report released Wednesday.

Cells are like Jenga: U of T study sheds light on how genes work together to keep cells healthy

April 20, 2018

To understand how cells work, biologists like to take them apart. By removing genes from cells in diverse combinations, researchers have now uncovered how different genes work together to keep cells alive.

Tovi Grossman and PhD student Rahul Arora

U of T and Autodesk researchers design 2D-3D software for augmented reality drawing

April 20, 2018

Prehistoric cave drawings date back about 40,000 years. Ancient Egyptians used papyrus for paper. Artistic drawing flourished during the European Renaissance starting in the 14^th century.

How do we solve the global problem of climate change? With technology, says U of T expert

April 19, 2018

Steve Easterbrook, a professor of computer science at the University of Toronto, has been collaborating with climate scientists for more than 10 years.

This U of T PhD student wants to help Syrian refugees – with technology designed for them

April 18, 2018

University of Toronto PhD student Dina Sabie is interested in designing technology to help Syrian refugees navigate their new lives in Canada. The first step, she says, is recognizing the barriers they face.

Kendrick Lamar performs onstage with SZA during the 2018 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Field on April 13 in Indio, Calif.

Why Kendrick Lamar deserves the Pulitzer Prize: U of T expert

April 18, 2018

Sociologist Jooyoung Lee says it’s about time institutions like the Pulitzer committee recognize artists like Lamar.

Kendrick Lamar has joined William Faulkner and Robert Frost in the pantheon of Pulitzer Prize winners.

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