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CITA’s James Beattie and collaborators awarded 100 million core-hours on one of the most powerful supercomputers in Europe

November 07, 2024

James Beattie — a postdoctoral fellow at the Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics (CITA) and Princeton University — and his collaborators were awarded close to a 100-million-core-hours on the German supercomputer at the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre, SuperMUC-NG.

Spatial ecologist Marie-Josée Fortin awarded 2024 Massey Medal

November 06, 2024

University Professor Marie-Josée Fortin of the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology has been awarded the 2024 Massey Medal by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.

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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.

Visualizing a healthy future for our plants: Nicholas Provart secures $2.5m NSERC grant to drive sustainable crop resilience initiative

October 30, 2024

Nicholas Provart is a recipient of a $2.5M grant from NSERC to build tools that visualize a healthy future for our plants as part of the C-SPIRIT team.

Fixing cracks in the mosaic: Leafia Ye explores the challenges faced by immigrants

October 29, 2024

Half of the Greater Toronto Area’s population was born outside of Canada — a situation that sociologist Leafia Ye characterizes as “unparalleled in the world.” With the highest number of newcomers of any city in the country, the immigrant experience has become central

New study explores impact of exam scheduling on student decisions

October 24, 2024

Exam scheduling can have a long-term impact on both students’ choice of majors and their future earnings. The finding comes from “Persevere or Pivot?

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Soil’s secret language: Researchers decode plant-to-fungi communication

October 21, 2024

Researchers at the University of Toronto have cracked the code of plant-to-fungi communication in a new study published in the journal Molecular Cell.

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Researchers find Toronto financial district’s carbon footprint rivals that of nations

October 16, 2024

A new report from U of T researchers finds that Toronto’s top financial institutions invested over $1.4 trillion in fossil fuel companies in 2022, resulting in at least 1.4 billion tonnes of carbon emissions — twice the total emissions of Canada, and 100 times that of Toronto.

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Cataloguing Deep Space: Data Sciences Institute research software development support office seeds Zoobot project

October 16, 2024

Astronomers and aerospace engineers are continuously driven to design and build better tools with which to monitor and explore outer space. Recent breakthroughs have resulted in new billion-dollar telescopes (ie. Euclid and Rubin) that can provide reams of detailed photographs from distant reaches of the universe.

NSERC Banting Postdoctoral Fellow explores puzzling questions of how the earliest galaxies came to be

October 15, 2024

In the 1990s, astronomers discovered two distant, massive galaxies that had completely stopped, or quenched, their star formation. The discovery marked a complete shift in everything astronomers thought they knew about how galaxies formed.

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