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From healthy babies to green energy storage: U of T researchers share $9 million in new funding

September 04, 2019

Babies born very prematurely face a serious nutritional challenge since their mothers are often unable to produce sufficient breast milk, a problem the University of Toronto's Deborah O’Connor is looking to tackle by testing cutting-edge technologies for processing pasteurized donor milk.

Seven U of T researchers awarded $3.8 million in federal grants for projects benefiting economy, environment

June 27, 2019

Seven University of Toronto researchers working with industrial and institutional partners have been awarded funding from the federal government for projects ranging from new medical diagnostic tools to environmentally friendly advancements in mining, forestry and manufacturing.

Cell biologists identify first events in stem cells becoming specialized cells needed for organ development

June 20, 2019

New research by cell biologists at the University of Toronto provides significant new insight into the very first step stem cells go through to turn into the specialized cells that make up organs.

Jonathan Kelly, Marzyeh Ghassemi and Vincent Kuuire

From AI to immigrant integration: 56 U of T researchers supported by Canada Research Chairs Program

June 14, 2019

Survey after survey show doctors face burnout from heavy workloads. But what if they could use a machine learning algorithm to shoulder some of the burden?

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University College grad reflects on wisdom gained in and out of the classroom

June 10, 2019

Kaitlyn Ferreira learned many things on the way to being awarded her honours bachelor of science degree alongside her fellow University College (UC) graduates today.

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.

Ebrahim Lari awarded prestigious Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship

May 21, 2019

“For as long as I can remember, I’ve been interested in nature,” says U of T biologist Ebrahim Lari. “I was always digging holes in the garden looking for creatures. I was the kid who always had snakes and bugs in their bedroom. I drove my mother crazy! On the other hand, my sister never went in my room.”

Recipients of Genome Canada awards announced, including U of T's Nicholas Provart and Aaron Wheeler

February 06, 2019

Two University of Toronto researchers in the Faculty of Arts & Science have been awarded funding from Genome Canada for helping generations yet to be born – in entirely different ways.

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Two U of T-led projects receive $2.8 million to develop disease-resistant vegetables, surveillance tool for viruses

August 20, 2018

One project, led by Faculty of Arts & Science professor David Guttman, will receive $2 million to study broad range resistance.

Plant diseases are a major challenge for greenhouse growers, often responsible for up to 20 per cent in annual crop loss.

Scientists uncover new connection between smell and memory

July 26, 2018

Findings offer opportunities for improved smell tests in Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis.

Neurobiologists at the University of Toronto have identified a mechanism that allows the brain to recreate vivid sensory experiences from memory, shedding light on how sensory-rich memories are created and stored in our brains.

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