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Researchers discover new 12-million-year-old great ape in Europe

June 07, 2024

University of Toronto Department of Anthropology Professor David Begun is part of an international team of researchers that has discovered a previously unknown ape species in the Hammerschmie

Toyota Research Institute partners with U of T researchers to advance vision-language models for robot manipulation

June 04, 2024

As robotics technologies become increasingly integrated into our daily lives, a new partnership between U of T researchers and a leading robotics research institute aims to ensure safe and reliable human-robot interaction, particularly in uncertain situations.

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Melissa Anderson’s research focus lies thousands of metres beneath the ocean

May 29, 2024

In 2015, Melissa Anderson embarked on her first Schmidt Ocean Institute (SOI) expedition aboard the research vessel Falkor to a tectonically interesting region in the western Pacific. A second-year graduate student, she was on board as the first candidate accepted into SOI’s student opportunities program.

U of T researchers identify a “degrees of Kevin Bacon” gene in well-connected fruit flies

May 14, 2024

A team of researchers from the University of Toronto has identified a gene in fruit flies that regulates the types of connections between flies within their “social network.”

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Unlocking happiness: New psychology research reveals one daily act of kindness fights loneliness

May 07, 2024

Keeping chronic loneliness at bay could be as simple as incorporating one act of kindness a day into your self-care routine, according to new psychology research.

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Students tackle climate change challenges at U of T Climate Impacts Hackathon

April 22, 2024

On the last weekend of Toronto’s warmest winter on record, students gathered for the inaugural U of T Climate Impact Hackathon to tackle the challenges brought by a warming planet.

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Deputy prime minister meets with university leaders, researchers, grad students at U of T's Acceleration Consortium

April 22, 2024

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland toured a University of Toronto lab Friday — just days after announcing a transformative investment in the next generation of research leaders who will propel Canada to

Department of Economics study: Satellite monitoring helping to protect Brazil’s Amazon

April 22, 2024

Satellite monitoring technology is helping to protect Brazil’s Amazonian rainforest. Sensitive ecosystems in other developing economies could also benefit from adopting the country’s deforestation reduction model, according to a study conducted by two University of Toronto researchers and their co-authors.

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Scientists develop framework to measure plastic emissions and bolster U.N. efforts to reduce pollution

April 16, 2024

University of Toronto scientists have developed a framework for measuring plastic pollution emissions akin to the global standard for measuring greenhouse gas emissions.

Shelley Lumba to deliver Stress-Free Degree lecture on conversations between plants and fungi as one of many events at Alumni Reunion 2024

April 16, 2024

An opportunity to learn more about the secret language between plants and fungi is just one of the exciting events being offered at Alumni Reunion 2024.

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