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Inspired by her First Nations Heritage and love of nature, Jaime Grimm researches salmon conservation

November 30, 2022

PhD student Jaime Grimm’s research into fish pathogens and salmon conservation — and how she conducts that research — is the culmination of growing up amidst the rich ecosystems of Canada’s West Coast, parents who nurtured a love of nature in her, and her Salteaux First Nations heritage.

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Celebrating the first-ever winners of the Dean’s Research Excellence Awards

November 24, 2022

The Faculty of Arts & Science consistently produces research that is deemed to be among the finest and most original in the world. This year, a new award has been created to recognize faculty members whose research achievements have been cited as especially noteworthy.

'A more profound appreciation for the complexity of natural ice formations': Researchers unlock cause of ripples on icicles

November 23, 2022

Experimental physicists growing icicles at the University of Toronto are closer to understanding why some form with ripples up and down their outsides, while others form with smooth, slick, even surfaces.

For first-year student Annika Waschke, university is about mind, body and soul

November 22, 2022

When Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket lifts off the launch pad sometime in 2023, first-year student Annika Waschke will be watching with much more interest than most.

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‘Houston, we have bacteria’: Alum and microbiologist Camilla Urbaniak shares exciting work at NASA

November 21, 2022

Camilla Urbaniak has an important job at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, the facility where they design and build spacecraft destined for exciting missions across the solar system.

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Redefining ‘cultural heritage’: The untold story of suburban banquet halls

November 21, 2022

In the greater Toronto area, the phrase “heritage building” might call to mind a Georgian mansion, or a pre-Confederation church. But as Sneha Mandhan’s work reveals, it’s time for a new definition.

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U of T becomes first international partner in consortium addressing society’s most pressing challenges

November 16, 2022

The Brooklyn, New York-based Social Science Research Council, an organization dedicated to fostering knowledge mobilization and the generation of new insights into the most pressing issues facing society, today welcomed the University of Toronto as the first Canadian university to join the ranks of t

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